Microsoft introduces “Recall” which uses AI to search in Windows: Know what it’s all about

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Microsoft hosted the Surface AI event last night during which the company made several announcements about artificial intelligence (AI) technology. Microsoft also launched new generation of Surface laptops and Copilot Plus PCs with built-in AI hardware. While the Copilot Plus PCs included several advanced AI features, one such AI feature that caught everyone's attention was “Recall.”  This advanced feature has the ability to remember and search anything you did on your Windows PC. Know more about the AI feature. 

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Recall is Microsoft's new AI-powered search feature supported for Copilot Plus PCs which tracks and remembers user's moves. With Recall features, users can search and retrieve any image, text, or documents they have surfaced on their PCs. In simple terms, it is an AI-powered search that keeps tabs on websites you've visited,  communications, documents, apps, etc, Users just have to “Recall” which will provide them with a screenshot of relevant visited pages to help give context to the memory. Microsoft said, “With Recall, you can access virtually what you have seen or done on your PC in a way that feels like having a photographic memory.”

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During the event, Microsoft Product Manager Caroline Hernandez showcased a demo of Recall in which she searches for a blue dress which was earlier viewed on Pinterest from the Windows laptop. It also showcases the Recall timeline, so the users do not have to go through their search history to find the exact link. With proper prompt or command, users can find anything they've done on their PC including live meetings, videos, or Teams chat. The Recall features uses 40 AI language models to process the data and provide an intelligent search experience to the users. 

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