The first Copilot+ PCs have started rolling out. Beyond packing either a Snapdragon X Elite or Snapdragon X Plus chip, the new laptops also have a dedicated Copilot key on the keyboard. While this key, which is the biggest change to Windows keyboards in 30 years, is meant to let you quickly access Microsoft's AI assistant, it doesn't appear to actually do anything at the moment.
Tom's Guide computing expert Tony Polanco is testing Copilot+ PCs like the Microsoft Surface Pro 11 and HP Omnibook X and has said the Copilot key either brings up display options (the menu you see when you right-click on the desktop background) or doesn't do anything at all.
