Microsoft has officially launched its Copilot AI app on the Mac App Store, bringing its AI-powered assistant to macOS users. While it was previously available only on iPhone and iPad, Copilot now has a dedicated macOS app with full support for keyboard shortcuts. This will make it easier for Mac users to access Microsoft’s AI assistant on their device.
However, using the app on Mac won’t be that straightforward.
Copilot only works on Macs with Apple silicon (M1 chip or later) running macOS 14.0 or higher. That means Intel-based Macs won’t be able to run the app. While a version of Copilot did work on Macs last year, it was actually the iPad version running on macOS. Microsoft later removed it but now, Copilot is back with a proper Mac app.
According to Microsoft, Copilot is designed to be an AI companion for everyday life, offering tools for text and image generation, writing assistance, research help and much more.
Some key features you can expect are as follows –
Copilot is designed to provide “straightforward answers to complex questions” and help users “achieve more with AI.”
Microsoft also highlights its ability to summarise text, generate creative content and provide AI-powered insights.
Copilot for Mac is now available for download on the Mac App Store.
Answer. Copilot only works on Macs with Apple silicon (M1 chip or later) running macOS 14.0 or higher.
Answer. Copilot offers tools for text and image generation, writing assistance, research help, multilingual translation, photo editing and content creation.
Answer. Copilot for Mac is now available for download on the Mac App Store.
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