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Brendan Lowry

Microsoft's Xbox AI assistant Gaming Copilot is coming to consoles this year, and not stopping there — "We will continue to bring it to more services that players are playing"

Halo Infinite.

After nearly a full year of beta testing and a full rollout on Windows PCs and mobile devices in September, Microsoft is finally planning to release its Xbox AI assistant Gaming Copilot on consoles. Specifically, the firm is targeting "current-generation consoles," which means it's coming to Xbox Series X|S.

Microsoft made the announcement at the Game Developers Conference during a panel (thanks, GamesRadar+), confirming the publisher's intent to bring the AI helper to Xbox consoles while also noting it will continue making it available on other platforms as well.

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