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Microsoft just added a bunch of new features into the AI-powered Copilot Mode in its Edge browser. But can it really compete with Google and Perplexity? I tried it to find out.

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Microsoft has launched a new "Copilot Mode" in its Edge browser, using AI to enhance browsing. It helps with tasks, compares ...

Copilot Mode brings the Copilot chatbot experience directly to the Edge browser’s tab page. The Copilot Mode can perform ...

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Microsoft Edge Copilot now also supports voice navigation, letting users speak commands for faster browsing. Soon, it will handle tasks like bookings using browser context with user permission.

Building on limited Copilot integration that arrived in Edge in November 2023, Copilot Mode functions much the same way as other LLMs built into browsers: Given a prompt – by voice or text – the AI ...

This move places Microsoft firmly in the browser AI arms race. It’s competing with rivals like Perplexity, Opera’s Aria, ...

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Microsoft has debuted a Copilot Mode for Edge, folding its AI assistant more tightly into the web browser experience.