Amid GST reforms, Skoda promises price reductions of up to Rs 3.3 lakh, and the Volkswagen Virtus is anticipated to be less expensive as well.

Car prices are expected to drop dramatically if the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is reformed. Numerous businesses, such as Hyundai, Mahindra, and Audi, have already declared the new prices, which will take effect on September 22.Larger automobiles will now be taxed at a flat 40%, down from the previous 45–50% band that included cess, while compact cars will be taxed at 18% without any cess under the new tax rates.Larger automobiles will now be taxed at a flat 40%, down from the previous 45–50% band that included cess, while compact cars will be taxed at 18% without any cess under the new tax rates.Skoda India has stated that it will reduce prices by up to Rs 3.3 lakh and pass the savings on to customers. Additionally, if a reservation is made before September 21st, the company will give a special seasonal deal with discounts of up to Rs 2.5 lakh. The Skoda Kodiaq's current ex-showroom pricing starts at Rs 46.89 lakh. The vehicle will now cost up to Rs 3.3 lakh less. In the meanwhile, the Skoda Kushaq, which is already priced at Rs 10.99 lakh, will be eligible for a limited-time discount of up to Rs 2.5 lakh, valid till September 21, as well as a GST benefit of up to Rs 66,000.  

According to a source, Meta is employing contractors to create AI chatbots in Hindi with cultural subtleties.

According to reports, Meta is seeking to create role-playing, AI-powered chatbots in Hindi by collaborating with outside contractors to assist them incorporate additional cultural quirks. According to a Business Insider story, the social media behemoth is using US-based contractors to work with locals in India and other important areas like Indonesia and Mexico. Hindi-speaking contractors could get $55 (about Rs 4,840) per hour as part of the project. To help them feel more genuine, they will be responsible for giving creative guidance and customizing character-driven chatbots.Hindi AI Chatbots for Meta: According to media sources, Meta is using US contractors to develop Hindi-language AI chatbots for Indian users. According to Business Insider, this is a component of Meta's strategy to increase its AI presence in rapidly expanding regions like Mexico, Indonesia, and India.According to the job postings, staffing firms like Crystal Equation and Aquent Talent are hiring contractors. Creating chatbot characters for WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger is the primary task. Candidates must speak Portuguese, Spanish, Indonesian, or Hindi fluently. Additionally, they should have at least six years of experience with AI content processing, character creation, and storytelling. The hourly wage for contractors might reach $55.Meta hasn't formally announced this hiring strategy, though. However, the study pointed out that Aquent Talent offered Spanish-language positions for a "top social media company," while Crystal Equation promoted employment vacancies in Hindi and Indonesian on behalf of Meta. Check out the price, camera, battery, and other features of the Apple iPhone 16 Pro, which has been reduced by almost Rs 10,000 on this platform.Meta's effort to build digital companions that are culturally relevant, notably in India, is demonstrated by its hiring of contractors to create localized chatbot personalities. In the past, CEO Mark Zuckerberg has stated that chatbots might "complement real-world friendships" and facilitate communication between users and virtual pals.However, Meta has come under fire for its increasing emphasis on AI chatbots. According to earlier reports, some of Meta's bots gave false medical advice, even generated racist comments, and had inappropriate romantic or sexual chats with children.  

PayU wants to raise $300 million before going public.

PayU, a payments business funded by Prosus, is reportedly looking to generate $300 million by selling off a minority stake. The company has enlisted HSBC as its financial partner for the project, which is still in its early stages, according to a Moneycontrol story. The minority share sale is intended to determine investor demand and provide a benchmark valuation for PayU's initial public offering (IPO), which is anticipated to take place in 2026. The fundraising effort precedes a plan to list on Indian stock exchanges.PayU purchased a 43.5% strategic investment in Mindgate Solutions, a company that develops real-time payment technology, in March. The business collaborates with the top banks in the nation and is among the biggest UPI technology service providers in the sector. Prosus is still a major shareholder in PayU, and it recently supported the Mindgate investment and invested $35 million in the company's credit division. Through a gateway that accepts cards, UPI, wallets, EMIs, and QR codes, PayU India assists companies in accepting digital payments. It provides no-code features like payment linkages and invoicing to make setup easier for its half a million businesses. Additionally, the business provides value with enterprise-grade capabilities including split payments, analytics, tokenization, fraud protection, and AI-driven recommendations.In terms of lending, PayU offers loans to people and companies that are underserved by conventional banks. With an NBFC license recognized by the Reserve Bank of India, it provides "buy now, pal later" options, EMIs, and quick loans.Transaction fees from its payments division and interest or processing fees from its loans division are how PayU makes money. PayU's overall revenue increased 21% to $669 million for the fiscal year that ended in FY25, while its India payments business climbed 12% to $498 million.  

In FY25, Apple's sales in India reached a record $9 billion.

With the establishment of multiple new retail locations, the Cupertino-based computer giant is rapidly growing its presence in India. The company most recently opened Apple Koregaon Park in Pune and Apple Hebbal in Bengaluru. According to Bloomberg, the business generated yearly sales revenue of around $9 billion in the most recent fiscal year, which is consistent with this development. The numbers show that as Apple continues to expand its retail presence in India, there is an increasing demand from consumers for its products.According to a private source cited by Bloomberg, Apple's income increased by roughly 13% in the 12 months ending in March, from $8 billion in the same period last year. Although MacBook Macs were also well-liked during this retail push, iPhones accounted for the majority of purchases. There are currently four authorized Apple stores in the nation, and more are on the horizon. This week, the business opened Apple Hebbal in Bengaluru and Apple Koregaon Park in Pune, joining its two existing locations, Apple BKC in Mumbai and Apple Saket in New Delhi. Both locations satisfy the company's international quality standards and have the same amenities as the other two. Every store features a dedicated pickup area for online orders, an Apple Genius Bar for product support, daily Today at Apple events to teach customers about gadgets and subjects like artificial intelligence and photography, and Business Pros to assist businesses in expanding.The two new Apple stores are carbon neutral and run entirely on renewable energy, much like all Apple locations in India and outside. According to reports, Apple has plans to open more stores in Mumbai and the National Capital Region in the near future. This growth is consistent with a Bloomberg report that indicates Apple's revenue in India is still increasing, indicating that the company's retail and sales strategy are working together.  

If family members don't live in the same home, YouTube may disable your Premium features.

YouTube offers a family subscription that allows users to enjoy Premium benefits with up to five additional family members, similar to other well-known OTT platforms. The plan, which costs Rs 299 per month, offers you a number of advantages, like the ability to skip video segments, ad-free video streaming, background play, and Smart Downloads, to mention a few.YouTube has started to take action against Premium Family members who reside at multiple addresses after Netflix's global password-sharing crackdown disappointed fans.A number of users have complained that they received formal emails from YouTube informing them that if members do not reside in the same home as the account manager, their Premium Family memberships will be suspended. According to the warnings, subscribers will only have basic ad-supported access after 14 days, losing their access to ad-free and Premium services.One account holder can share benefits with up to five family members with the YouTube Premium Family plan, which costs ₹299 per month in India ($22.99 in the U.S., £19.99 in the U.K., and AU$22.99 in Australia). These advantages include access to YouTube Music, offline downloads, background play, and ad-free videos. Although it has always been stated in the terms and conditions that family members must live in the same home as the manager, YouTube has not up to now aggressively enforced this requirement. According to recent reports, the corporation is now using direct enforcement to follow up on the computerized checks it regularly performs every 30 days to verify account activity.Many subscribers have expressed frustration with the crackdown, claiming that the "family" package moniker is misleading if access is limited to people who live together. To better align with YouTube's rules, some have proposed changing the name to "Household Plan." Families with members who live apart for job, school, or travel are especially concerned about this development because they might now have to purchase separate subscriptions.

The developer of Battlefield 6 explains why ray-tracing won't be available anytime soon.

Although Battlefield 6's open beta tests have noticeably lacked ray-tracing, it wasn't quite obvious whether this was intentional or simply a result of the game being in beta. As it happens, the latter is the case.The competitive shooter won't use ray-tracing since, although it's a common feature in certain games, the more realistic way it simulates lighting may also be taxing on your PC or console's system resources. While the PC version of Battlefield 6 will have over 600 options in its settings menu, Christian Buhl, studio technical director at Ripple Effect, one of the studios working on the game, told Comicbook that "ray-tracing won’t be one of them and there’s no plans to bring it into the game in the near future.""No, we don't have any plans for ray-tracing anytime soon, and we won't have it when the game launches," Buhl stated. That was due to our desire to concentrate on performance. Our goal was to ensure that every effort was directed toward making the game as [optimized] as feasible for the default users and settings. Although most players will probably forego graphics in order to maintain performance in multiplayer mode, some gamers may be disappointed by this as they had hoped that Battlefield 6's future single-player campaign would feature ray-tracing.We revealed a nine-minute internet leak of Battlefield 6's battle royale mode earlier today. In addition to providing a thorough preview of the mode, this video also discloses a few gameplay features we were unaware of before, such as swimming, one of the devices, and its "massive map."  

I did take a selfie with Shah Rukh Khan after experimenting with Google's Nano Banana AI image editing technology.

My LinkedIn feed was overflowing with photos of people taking selfies over the weekend, featuring everyone from Tesla CEO Elon Musk to Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan. One picture looked entirely real, showing an executive from Harvard Business School posing for a selfie with Shah Rukh Khan.But after reading the piece, I learned that Nano Banana, a brand-new image editing model from Google's DeepMind division, was used to generate the image. Following its first release last week, the model was incorporated into Google Gemini.AI-generated photos can already be produced by Google's Gemini, albeit the output hasn't always been the best. The new AI model from the Google DeepMind unit, known as "Nano Banana" but officially named Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, functions similarly to the majority of AI image editing tools: you input an image and specify the modifications you wish to make. The capacity to manage extremely specific adjustments, such as altering a subject's attire or location or including a third party (such as a celebrity) in a selfie, is what distinguishes this approach. Using Google's Nano Banana model is enjoyable. Both a visible and an invisible watermark, known as SynthID, are included in all outputs to assist avoid misunderstandings about whether images are artificial intelligence (AI)-generated or real.Launch Google AI Studio and log in with your Gmail credentials to use Nano Banana to alter an image. Google Gemini is an additional option. When you open it, the words "NEW!" will appear in a banner at the top. Use Nano Banana, our top picture model, to experiment with image modification. Your altered image will be available in a few seconds after you submit an image and write a prompt.I experimented with several image editing scenarios. Taking a selfie with Shah Rukh Khan was the first thing that came to mind. For instance, I wrote the prompt, "A selfie with Shah Rukh Khan," using a recent selfie I shot in China. I received the product in a matter of seconds, and I was astounded by how lifelike it appeared. It was a realistic picture of Shah Rukh Khan and me standing side by side.  

OpenAI introduces the first learning accelerator in India and collaborates with IIT Madras and other institutions to assist educators and learners.

The purpose of ChatGPT's Study Mode is to provide extremely high-quality responses related to the Indian curriculum. On the sidelines of the OpenAI Learning Accelerator's inauguration in New Delhi on Monday, August 25, Leah Belsky, VP of Education at OpenAI, told indianexpress.com, "You will see us progress over time in how our models speak to Indian students in local languages and on local teaching."The AI platform announced a new research partnership with IIT Madras as part of the OpenAI Learning Accelerator, an initiative that is first in India. The partnership is supported by $500,000 in funding from OpenAI to carry out long-term studies on how AI can "improve learning outcomes, foster innovative teaching methods, aligned to insights from cognitive neuroscience."OpenAI, directed by Sam Altman, said on Monday that it would give 5 lakh free ChatGPT licenses for a period of six months to educators and students in India's government schools, including K–12 schools, engineering and technical colleges, and government schools from Classes 1–12. Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize student education, in our opinion. AI has the potential to be a learning agent and personal instructor for life. During a media event, Leah Belsky, vice-president of Education at OpenAI, stated that AI can help teachers focus more on the essential aspects of teaching. The OpenAI Learning Accelerator, an initiative first in India, will host the program for educators and students. Belsky stated that the company's current focus is on "access and training" and that it is not now seeking to make money from these free ChatGPT licenses.Therefore, the overarching goal is to allow a community of 500,000 users, with an emphasis on educators, to comprehend how they utilize ChatGPT and subsequently reproduce those insights. That is the main goal," she stated in response to a query posed by Business Standard. In partnership with the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), the Ministry of Education (MoE), and educational institutions that are members of the Association for Reinventing School Education (ARISE), ChatGPT licenses will be issued throughout India as part of the program.    

Interpol and CERT-In will be enlisted by the center to implement the new gaming prohibition.

The government declared that it would not think twice about using international procedures, such as calling in Interpol, to subjugate offshore money-gaming platform providers and stop their operations.With measures that go beyond India's boundaries, the Center has made it clear that adherence to the recently passed Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025 will be vigorously enforced. The government declared that it would not think twice about using international procedures, such as calling in Interpol, to subjugate offshore money-gaming platform operators and shut down their operations.On the fringes of an event, S. Krishnan, Secretary, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), told businessline, "There is a process of Interpol (International Criminal Police Organization), and there is a process in which they can be brought to jurisdiction."Krishnan emphasized that India's technological and cyber-security infrastructure would also be necessary for enforcement. Apps that continue to offer illegal money-gaming services in India will have to be blocked or disabled by the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), which is part of MeitY. "CERT-In can come and play its role to shut down those apps under the IT Act, just like it can with any other technical issue," he stated. The government also rejected the argument that the restriction would be rendered useless by virtual private network (VPN) circumvention. "We'll figure out a way (to control them) without the VPN problem either. We must since it's a technological issue," Krishnan continued. The compliance-heavy approach follows what the Centre described as the continuous failure of self-regulation in the gambling industry. The government claims that industry participants acknowledged the inadequacies and lack of legitimacy of self-regulatory organizations. As a result, it was decided to outlaw all real-money games while allowing for social gaming and e-sports. The Act, which was approved by both Houses of Parliament and signed into law by the President on Friday, forbids all types of gaming that involves money while simultaneously encouraging e-sports and online social activities.  

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97% of the Chip Manufacturing Fund is Committed by the Government: Report

According to reports, the government has allocated approximately INR 62,900 Cr, or nearly 97% of the INR 65,000 Cr, for incentives related to semiconductor manufacturing. Only minor projects can be funded with the remaining monies, according to a PTI article that quoted Electronics and IT Secretary S Krishnan. He added that INR 65,000 Cr was set aside for chip manufacturing, INR 10,000 Cr for the modernization of the Semiconductor Laboratory in Mohali, and INR 1,000 Cr for the design-linked incentive program under the INR 76,000 Cr India Semiconductor Mission. This follows reports that Jitin Prasada, the Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology, stated that the nation's first indigenous chip would be released by the end of this year. According to an ANI report, the minister stated that the first packaged chip would be available by December 2025. Prasada He went on to say that the government has mapped out a plan for India to become a worldwide center for chips, incorporating every step of the supply chain, from design and assembly/testing to imports and production.During his speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos in January, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw presented the idea for a "Made in India" chip, highlighting the nation's goal of releasing its first chip by the end of the year.  

GPT-5 Models and Features Leak via GitHub Ahead of Launch

Details about OpenAI’s upcoming GPT-5 models appear to have surfaced early, following a leak on GitHub that briefly exposed internal documentation related to the system’s architecture, features, and deployment timeline.   The files, which were quickly removed after discovery, offered a glimpse into what may be the next phase of OpenAI's generative AI tools. According to the leaked materials, GPT-5 will come in multiple model sizes and is said to improve on memory handling, long-form conversation, and reasoning across text and other inputs.   “The new architecture seems to focus on sustained context and smarter interaction flow,” one developer commented after reviewing the leak. “It’s not just about being bigger—it looks more thoughtful in how it handles conversation and adaptation.”   Among the more notable updates is the possibility of an expanded multimodal system, allowing for more seamless integration of text, images, and possibly even audio in a single interface. Some notes also suggest enhancements in fine-tuning capabilities, giving developers more control over how the models behave in specific applications.   While OpenAI has yet to confirm or deny the authenticity of the documents, the leak has sparked discussion around data security and version control practices. “These kinds of leaks, intentional or not, reflect the public’s growing appetite for transparency around AI development,” said another user who came across the material.   The documents hinted at a potential release window in late 2025, though this is unconfirmed. For now, OpenAI remains quiet, and speculation continues to build around what GPT-5 might ultimately offer—and when.

Trust trap: How millions are being stolen by deepfake video scams

Imagine this: George Clooney himself is sending you video messages every day; they are warm, endearing, and incredibly believable. When a woman in Argentina connected with "Clooney" on Facebook, she thought that. She engaged with him for six weeks, thinking it was the Hollywood star, and was entertained by his friendly, realistic videos. Then one day the pitch arrived: purchase a special card, become a member of a fan club, and have access to rare employment prospects. She deposited over Rs 11 lakh (roughly) because she trusted the Hollywood legend, only to find out—after contacting the FBI—that she had been tricked by an AI-generated deepfake. February 2024: Arup, a global corporation based in Britain, loses $25 million as a result of deepfake fraud. To deceive an employee into making fraudulent wire transfers, fraudsters created a phony videoconference using deepfake technology.  

Operations at Zepto Cafe Are Halted in Several Cities

Zepto Cafe, the company's rapid meal delivery division, has temporarily ceased operations in a number of minor cities, primarily in northern India. Over 400 workers have been impacted by the 44 eateries that have suspended operations. By the conclusion of the upcoming quarter, the business now anticipates starting up again in these areas.Platform for rapid trade According to persons familiar with the situation, Zepto has suspended operations of its 10-minute food delivery vertical, Zepto Cafe, in a number of locations, including Delhi, Agra, Chandigarh, Mohali, Amritsar, and Meerut, because of supply chain problems, ETtech reported. This will affect how 44 Zepto Cafe locations operate.Platform for rapid trade Zepto has suspended Zepto Cafe, its 10-minute meal delivery service, in several North Indian towns. The company has temporarily halted the services because of supply chain problems, according to a report by Economic Times. According to the article, 44 Zepto Cafe locations in the area will be impacted by the company's decision. About 700 gig workers have been impacted by the company's decision to stop providing the service. According to the Economic Times, Zepto Cafe's services were suspended in April of this year because the company was unable to meet quality standards due to the spike in demand. Zepto Cafe received greater demand than anticipated, hence the decision was made to halt operations in these cities. Meeting the volumes without sacrificing quality proved challenging, the individual with knowledge of the situation told ET.  

PM Modi declares WAVES 2025 to be a worldwide celebration of creativity at the ideal moment to "create in India, create for the world."

At the WAVES summit on Thursday, May 1, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized "creative responsibility," stating that we must protect the next generation from notions that are anti-human. He stated that as the world is searching for fresh approaches to storytelling, this is the ideal moment to "create in India, create for the world."At the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai, the Prime Minister opened the World Audio Visual and Entertainment Summit (WAVES) 2025, describing it as a transformative platform that brings together global innovators, storytellers, producers, and policymakers. Speaking in Mumbai at the @WAVESummitIndia. It showcases India's artistic prowess on a worldwide scale. This link: https://t.co/U4WQ4Ujv8q — May 1, 2025, Narendra Modi (@narendramodi)"Today, artists, innovators, investors, and policy makers from more than 100 nations have gathered under one roof," Mr. Modi said in a keynote speech to a crowded auditorium of international delegates from as many as 30 countries. We are establishing the groundwork for a worldwide talent and innovation ecosystem. Every artist and creative has access to WAVES, which is such a global platform.  

Review of the Xiaomi 15: An alluring small phone with exceptional photos

As I've said many times before, I just adore little smartphones. And no one is happier than you if they have a ton of features. I couldn't stop gushing about the Samsung Galaxy S25's svelte and elegant design in my review. I'm equally enthralled with the new Xiaomi 15, and I think that this year might be the one when the globe pays more attention to the small size.The Xiaomi 15 has been in my possession for a few weeks. I'm in love with the recently released gadget, which costs Rs 64,999. I'll try to explain my experience in this review so you can make an informed choice. Let's examine the Xiaomi 15's performance, design, and cameras to see how it stacks up against other small, high-end Android smartphones. The Xiaomi 15's design incorporates elements of the Xiaomi 14's style. With a weight of slightly less than 200 g, it is in reality a more pleasant form factor than the majority of flagships available on the market. Naturally, I relished the freedom granted by the device's one-handed operation without sacrificing its functionality.Therefore, the best you can hope for if you're looking for a "small" phone in 2025 is something between 6.1 and 6.3 inches. Furthermore, the Xiaomi 15—the company's most recent worldwide release—is the greatest tiny phone. It is more powerful than Google's soon-to-be released Pixel 9a and has a better camera and screen than Samsung's base-model S25 or Apple's iPhone 16 or 16e. However, as has been the case with Xiaomi's recent international launches, the pricing is excessively exorbitant in Europe (€999, or $1,092), but it's quite appealing in Asia (around HK$5,000, or $643, in Hong Kong).  

The closest thing I can come to owning a Leica is the Xiaomi 15 Ultra, which I utilized as a camera.

Would you purchase a smartphone merely for its camera function? It's certain that many individuals do, particularly with regard to the flagship models from Samsung and Apple. Additionally, Xiaomi thinks it has a decent possibility of thriving in this market, just like a few other businesses. Despite being a flagship device in every way, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra may be attempting to pass itself off as a camera for artists with a lot of features. It's an intriguing idea, and I couldn't help but be tempted to look at this smartphone just to see how it looked from the camera.With its dual-tone silver and matte black rear finish and Leica branding, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra is one of the most fashionable phones I've seen recently. In some respects, it looks like a vintage camera. The phone's camera is further highlighted by the oversized camera bezel and the rectangular main lens inside. There is a physical SIM tray at the bottom, and the power button and volume rocker are on the right side. Although it's one of the heavier phones I've used, it has a nice grip. Additionally, you can never lay the phone flat due to the large bulge of the camera module.In my opinion, this phone's true beauty lies in its included accessories, particularly the photography package, which comes with a gorgeous red metal back cover, an attachable camera grip with zoom and mode settings, and an extra battery.In addition to being more expensive, this unit offers a lot more, not to mention its ability to turn heads. I adored how the kit turned the phone into a real camera for all intents and purposes, allowing you to use the physical buttons on the phone to control every feature of the camera with one hand. Additionally, you may change a number of features of this attachment in the settings, such as how smoothly or jerkily the camera zooms. Even altering the rings surrounding the camera module will only have a cosmetic impact.  

The capabilities of ChatGPT's image creation go beyond Ghibli-style pictures. Seven creative usage cases

ChatGPT's new image generating features go beyond only making Ghibli-style images; they can also be used to create text-heavy infographics and personalized sticker packs.The internet is going crazy about ChatGPT's latest image generator, but it's not the only thing the AI tool excels at. Adding text to images is another area in which the GPT-4o-powered image generator shines, something that other AI models are currently having trouble with. For many professionals, the most recent version of ChatGPT might be a lifesaver when it comes to creating material or honing presentation abilities. Here are some interesting use cases to try if you want to see what ChatGPT's new picture generator is capable of.Additionally, most of the photos produced by ChatGPT are rather decent, however some may still have irregularities, such as fingers being added or removed or facial changes.However, when you ask ChatGPT to create an image, make sure you have given it specific instructions on how you want it to look, what you want in the backdrop, and whether you have a favorite color. For instance, you can utilize a challenge like the one below to create a realistic image of a sunset. "Construct an image of a meadow with a waterfall, butterflies, and birds, flowers below, and white clouds against a light blue sky."  

With this Windows 11 beta build, Copilot+ PCs might finally be helpful.

Although Copilot+ didn't really take off as much as the firm might have desired, it felt like an attempt by Microsoft to provide AI tools to the general public. Microsoft is still working to improve Copilot+ devices, though. Right now, the business is developing a new feature that might persuade me that Copilot+ is worth purchasing a Snapdragon chip for.Microsoft explains what testers may anticipate from the latest Beta build in a post on the Windows Insider Blog. A new context-based search engine that looks for files and images by their description rather than their file name is the feature that is being promoted. When you can recall the appearance of an image but forget the file name, this is quite helpful:This capability will also be available for photos stored on your OneDrive cloud storage account. Ideally, all you have to do is describe the image you're looking for, and the search tool will search both locally and on the cloud for it. It should reduce the aggravation of trying to identify that one strangely titled file that you can't seem to find if it functions properly.Thankfully, there have been more successes than failures with Microsoft's new Copilot+ capabilities. For instance, I thought it was great when the business gave Copilot+ PCs live captioning and translations, as AI should always prioritize accessibility. Hopefully, this new context search performs as well as Microsoft says it would.