Microsoft's Copilot Vision, while designed to enhance browsing by offering contextual suggestions, raises concerns about privacy and the effectiveness of website design.
'Browsing no longer needs to be a lonely experience with just you and all your tabs,' said Microsoft, suggesting a shift towards collaborative browsing.
It's important to stress that Vision does not capture, store, or use any data from publishers to train our models. We're prioritizing copyright, creators, and user privacy.
Copilot Vision might not be necessary if websites were designed with user needs in focus, indicating a critique of current web design practices.
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