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Xbox chief Asha Sharma announces a leadership overhaul and begins winding down Gaming Copilot on consoles and mobile, stating the move to speed and community alignment. New CoreAI veterans are joinsm and existing leaders shift roles to sharpen focus on hardware, content, experiences, and services, as Microsoft aims to strengthen Game Pass and expand into new markets.
Microsoft outlined three AI features—Auto Super Resolution, AI-clipped highlights, and Gaming Copilot—rolling out from PC and mobile to Xbox Series X/S later this year, aiming to improve discovery and player assistance while keeping creative control in the hands of developers. The company signaled it may license creator content to compensate for AI uses, emphasizing that AI should amplify creators, not replace them, though concrete licensing details remain undisclosed.
Microsoft’s Gaming Copilot, an AI gaming assistant first shown for PC/Windows handhelds, is headed to Xbox Series X/S consoles in 2026, with a later-year expansion to additional services. It will offer in-game recommendations, help players overcome obstacles, brainstorm strategies, and provide personalized coaching via voice chat, as part of a broader push to bring AI-assisted features to more platforms.
Microsoft's new AI tool, Gaming Copilot, is proving to be genuinely useful, but despite this positive development, Microsoft's stock (NASDAQ:MSFT) experienced a slip. The article discusses the potential and impact of the AI tool in gaming and technology sectors, alongside market reactions.
Microsoft is rolling out the beta version of its AI-powered Gaming Copilot to Windows 11 PCs and Xbox mobile app users, offering in-game assistance, recommendations, and insights, with plans to expand to mobile devices and other Microsoft 365 apps.