Copilot Labs

Copilot Labs allows us to test and learn in a limited preview environment, to trial new experiences, gather feedback, and refine them before a wider release.

A limited number of Copilot Pro subscribers in select countries will see the ‘Copilot Labs’ label on select features, beginning this Fall.

Go to copilot.microsoft.com and in the conversation with Copilot, simply tap the ‘Think Deeper’ button before submitting your prompt to experience the power of this new capability.

Think Deeper is currently available in all markets that have Copilot Pro.

Copilot Pro supports Arabic, Chinese Simplified, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, and Turkish. Learn more about languages supported in Copilot.

Usage of Think Deeper is limited by a weekly number of messages. The exact amount depends on how many other Copilot Pro subscribers are using the feature at the same time. You will get a message when capacity is not available or when you have reached your limit for the week.

Copilot Vision is an experimental AI feature coming to Copilot Labs. It’s a new way to have AI with you as you navigate the web in your Edge browser. When you activate Copilot Vision, it uses voice to answer questions about what you're reading, suggest what to do next, and help you out without leaving the page.  We’ve prioritized security, control, and privacy above all else, ensuring every time you use Vision your data is handled and protected in accordance with the Microsoft Privacy Statement.

We're selectively inviting a group of Copilot Pro subscribers in the United States to experience Copilot Vision through our new Copilot Labs program. We’re taking our time to garner feedback, iterate on the technology, and will expand access to more Copilot Pro customers over time.

Copilot Vision is rolling out as a preview to select Copilot Labs users in the US starting in Edge on 12/5.

We are exploring different options, but to begin, we’ll be previewing Vision to a limited number of Copilot Pro subscribers in the US through our new Copilot Labs program. Our goal in this approach is to prioritize user feedback as we continue to build upon Copilot capabilities, including Copilot Vision.

No, Copilot Vision is not always on. Vision will only be active when you initiate a Vision session. On your first time opening Vision, you must read and acknowledge the privacy notice. When a Vision session is ongoing, your browser frame will have a hue indicating that you are in an active Vision session. When you close the Edge window, your Vision session ends.

To use Vision again, click on the Copilot entry point at the bottom center of the Edge browser screen to get to the Composer. Click on the right most icon in the Composer to start a session with Vision. If you want to end a session, you may do so by clicking on the x button to exit the Vision session or closing the Edge window.

Only the model responses are being logged to enable monitoring of unsafe interactions and outputs. User inputs, images, and context will not be logged or stored.

No. No image, context, or user conversations are retained, transcribed, or logged. Once the session ends, all such data is deleted.

No, we are not capturing, storing or using any data from publishers to train our models. Once the Copilot Vision session ends all user input data is deleted. Only the model responses are being stored to enable monitoring of unsafe interactions. User inputs, images, and context will not be stored.

Yes. If you would like to revert to the previous Copilot experience on Edge without Copilot Vision, you can do so in your Edge Settings. Go to the Copilot and sidebar tab and toggle off “Show Vision experience from Copilot Labs.”

No, Vision remains on until you end the Vision session by either closing the Edge window or exiting from the experience in the Copilot Composer. You can check to see whether Vision is on or off by looking for a visible hue surrounding the window.

No. To start, Vision will only interact with a select set of websites. Over time, we will cautiously expand this list.

The list of sites that Vision will work on is determined by category and on a case-by-case basis. We’re starting with a list of popular sites and will continue to enable more sites over time.

No. To start, Vision will only interact with a select set of websites. Over time, we will cautiously expand this list. In addition, you will always be able to indicate what you want Copilot to see by turning Vision on or off.

During this preview period we will gather feedback on how people want to use Vision, including if they would want its help viewing private and personal information. We continue to prioritize user preferences and privacy as we build an experience that gives people control over what they want Copilot Vision to see.

No. Copilot Vision will not limit behaviors on the browser in any way. It simply functions as an AI companion as you browse and can be invoked when you want Copilot's help.

Security and digital safety are top priorities for Microsoft. Copilot Vision will not be accessible on offensive and harmful sites, and Copilot cannot be used for harmful, offensive, and illegal topics. To learn more visit Empowering responsible AI practices | Microsoft AI.

At this time Vision is only a part of the consumer Copilot offering. You are required to be signed in on your personal MSA account in Edge to use these Copilot features.

Copilot Vision and Recall are different features with different goals in mind:

• Vision works strictly in the context of your Edge browser. You can turn this feature on when you want Copilot's assistance with a page you have open. Vision will not 'remember' content from past browsing sessions. One way to turn Vision off, besides turning it off in the Copilot composer, is to simply close out of the Edge browser window. Future browsing sessions will not reference past browsing activity.
• Recall is a feature that will only be supported on Copilot+ PCs. For Copilot+ PC users who opt in, Recall takes encrypted snapshots of a user's PC screen across apps, websites, images, or documents. Snapshots are then locally stored and locally analyzed on the user's device. Recall will operate like the user's own virtual, private “photographic memory” on their Copilot+ PC. Learn more at Privacy and control over your Recall experience - Microsoft Support.