Microsoft made headlines a while ago with its innovation with the Copilot key on Windows keyboards. However, this change caused controversy, especially because it removed the Menu key, which was located between the right Alt and Ctrl keys and has been used for many years.
The expected step from Microsoft: The Copilot key can be reassigned
Now, Microsoft is taking a step back, listening to users’ voices, and will allow the Copilot key to be reassigned. The company had removed the Menu key to adapt its artificial intelligence assistant Copilot to Windows.
According to various sources, Microsoft will allow the Copilot key to be reassigned to open menus with a Windows update. This step will also allow the company to regain the functionality of the Menu key it replaced.
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This move, which is seen as a result of ChatGPT’s close partnership with developer OpenAI, aims to highlight the company’s AI policies by providing users with a more productive and interactive experience.
Technology companies may have to adapt their keyboard designs to new features. We have previously witnessed extraordinary innovations such as emoji, zoom key, and even a key that opens the webcam when pressed. Microsoft’s latest change also reflected the shift towards AI.
