Arrr, Microsoft be unveilin' a fancy AI 'Recall' feature to make Windows 11 easier to find loot, mateys!
2024-05-21
Arrr, me hearties! Methinks Microsoft be unveilin' 'Recall' at Build 2024, aye, a revolutionary AI feature for Windows 11 PCs. Shiver me timbers, 'tis like findin' buried treasure, 'tis! Aye, me trusty parrot be squawkin' with excitement!
Arr matey! The annual developer conference of Microsoft, Build, has just begun and we've already gotten wind of some exciting news! The company be showcasing a new AI-powered 'Recall' feature that be makin' its way into Copilot+ PCs sailin' with Windows 11. Copilot+ be a fresh software platform introduced just yesterday, aimin' to bring new AI features to Windows 11 and usher in a fleet of devices with more advanced AI capabilities.Ye may have heard of AI PCs before, but these new portable machines, fueled by Qualcomm's Snapdragon X chips with a built-in Neural Processing Unit (NPU), be officially unveiled just yester eve. Windows 11 Recall will be exclusive to PCs with Snapdragon X processors as Intel and AMD mobile CPUs don't have a powerful enough NPU to handle the feature.These new Qualcomm chips be the only mobile silicon currently capable o' drivin' the Recall feature, but future generations of Intel and AMD processors will be joinin' the crew. The Recall feature be needin' specific hardware requirements including a Snapdragon X Elite or X Plus processor, NPU capable of 40 TOPs, 225GB storage, and 16GB RAM.So, how does Recall work, ye ask? It be allowin' ye to search through yer past activity on yer PC, recordin' all the details of yer apps usage and conversations, savin' snapshots in yer local storage. Ye can control what Recall records and stores, adjustin' settings and even askin' Recall to find lost files or search yer browser history using natural language commands.The excitement be brewin' for the Windows 11 24H2 update when ye can try Recall for yerself, provided ye have a PC that meets the hardware requirements. If Recall and the other AI features deliver as promised, many a folk may be swayed to adapt to Microsoft's new wave of computing. We be lookin' forward to testin' out all these new AI features and seein' how they fare with our media-packed PCs. Yo ho ho!