wickermanWho says the ai screen recorder ends when you close your xbox game?

b1k3rdudeSo the whole, " we are rethinking are approach to Ai on our systems2 was complete and utter bull$it then..? Micro$lop in full effect.

mrnagantIt will be pretty cool to try out. I don't expect it to be that great in the beginning, but should get better over time as they get more training data. Could come in handy at times.

Interesting that people hate new features, and ones that you can disable. Why not hate gamechat, or discord, or whatever else? I don't use these. I don't hate them just because I don't use them.

Also, you guys use AI every single day. In some cases for for a decade. Ever us Siri or Google Assitant. Or the less popular Cortana? They use DNN/RNN models. They have been running AI models under your noise for a decade+ and you never knew. Now that those crappy DNN/RNN models have been replaced, NOW you don't like AI. Google Maps uses AI. Making phone calls uses AI. Using Discord or similar uses AI. Doing a Google search, your top result is AI. You take a picture, yep AI is there too. Google Photos. AI.

Cpt.JankMicrosoft Gaming Copilot has been out in the open and available as a beta for PC, mobile, and the ROG Xbox Ally since October 2025, but at a recent GDC conference, Sonali Yadav, Xbox Gaming AI partner group project manager, commented that Gaming Copilot would be landing on current-gen Xbox Series X|S consoles before the end of 2026. Gaming Copilot purports to help its users "get to the fun, faster," with gaming recommendations based on what you play, "get help without leaving your game," by providing players with advice based on their current place in the game, and "brainstorm strategies and get tips or insights with personalized coaching." The service operates similarly to Microsoft's original Copilot service in that it takes screenshots of your gameplay and analyzes them to provide the aforementioned recommendations.

As we discussed in our original reporting of Gaming Copilot, linked above, the feature was enabled by default, and by default it was sending text obtained from screenshots and screen recordings via OCR for training of the models behind the service. This could be a violation of European users' rights under the GDPR, and it also presents privacy or even legal concerns for those unknowingly using Gaming Copilot, especially for those working on or testing unreleased games. While Gaming Copilot was enabled by default, the feature could be disabled in settings, although it's unclear at the time of writing if it will be enabled by default on current-gen consoles when it arrives. It's also safe to assume that if Gaming Copilot is coming to the current console generation, that it will be a feature in the upcoming Xbox Project Helix, which will be a PC-console hybrid and looks to be planned for a 2028 launch.