The simplicity that made the Windows Notepad so special is starting to be ruined, and Microsoft may be going too far with new ...

AI is the flavor of the season, and practically every product and service is getting an AI upgrade, even if they don’t really need it. The latest product to get an AI upgrade seems to be Notepad ...

With Microsoft Edge open, click the three dots up in the top right corner, then choose Settings. Switch to the Copilot and sidebar screen using the links on the left, then click Copilot. You’ll be ...

The welcomers are generally folks who miss WordPad, which Microsoft sent to the great app graveyard in the sky early last ...

When it comes to artificial intelligence (AI) tools, companies are leaving no stone unturned.Even Notepad, the humble little text editor in Windows, is getting a generative AI upgrade.

To use the new Write feature in Notepad, you have to be either a Microsoft 365 or Copilot Pro subscriber and then use some of your allotted AI credits. Paint and Snipping Tool also are leveling up ...

Recently, another innocent app, Notepad, also got some AI features. The good, ol’ Microsoft Paint received Generative Fill and Generative Erase.

Microsoft Corp. MSFT is reportedly set to introduce a new AI feature for its Notepad application that comes with Windows 11.. What Happened: The tech giant’s plans for an AI-driven feature in ...

Notepad is also receiving an AI upgrade with the "Rewrite" feature, previously known as CoWriter. This tool allows users to rephrase sentences, adjust the tone of their text, and modify the ...

Now, all this AI magic doesn’t come entirely free. To use the new Notepad and Paint features, you’ll need to sign in with a Microsoft account and be running Windows 11 on one of Microsoft’s ...

The AI additions to Notepad will use Copilot, Microsoft's "AI-powered assistant" that can search the internet, give answers to all kinds of questions, create documents and more.