More AI is likely coming to Microsoft’s browser, though, in the form of the Edge Copilot Mode spotted by Windows Latest (hidden in the flags menu, as an experimental feature in Edge).

But a change is coming. According to a Microsoft Edge support page, at the end of May Edge users may see a Copilot field, together with suggested prompts, when they open a new tab.

Copilot is Microsoft's branding for various AI-powered tools embedded across its ecosystem, including in Windows, Edge, Bing, Microsoft 365 (all the Office apps), Teams, GitHub and security tools.

Microsoft Edge is getting its first big “AI” upgrade, as Copilot is now being added directly into the New Tab Page (NTP).

Microsoft is bringing something new to Edge users with a Copilot AI-powered news feed on the New Tab Page in Edge Canary. The update changes the way users interact with the New Tab Page, as the ...

Further, the Copilot Chat in Edge will be able to analyze, summarize, and answer questions about your online Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files. The goal here is to help you work with documents ...

With Microsoft Edge open, click the three dots up in the top right corner, then choose Settings. Switch to the Copilot and sidebar screen using the links on the left, then click Copilot.

Copilot Pro is not only available within Edge but also within apps like Photoshop, video editing, and even videogames like Minecraft. It possesses more advanced integration and more AI-enabled tools.

Microsoft has made Microsoft Edge Game Assist available for everyone as a gaming-focused browser add-on for the Windows Game Bar. It points to a future where Copilot serves as a gaming buddy.

Windows Central noted the new AI features would benefit from Microsoft having more control over its AI models. Suleyman told CNBC that its partnership with OpenAI will span until at least 2030.