Artificial intelligence has, for years, worked discreetly behind the screens of our smartphones and apps — powering voice assistants, tailoring playlists, and predicting text. But in recent months, it has taken centre stage, emerging not just as a supporting tool, but as a defining force in how we interact with technology.
As AI moves from the periphery to the forefront of our digital lives, its influence is becoming harder to ignore—and nowhere is that more apparent than on Windows.
