Lance Whitney / Elyse Betters Picaro / ZDNETLooking for an AI that can analyze, summarize, and answer questions about your current web page? You may want to try Microsoft’s Copilot Vision feature.In a Bluesky post from Wednesday, Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, announced the official debut of Copilot Vision for all Edge users. Initially rolled out last October as an experimental feature, Copilot Vision expanded its reach in December as a preview, but only for Copilot Pro subscribers. Now, the feature is free for any Edge user with a Microsoft account. Also: With Copilot Studio’s new skill, your AI agent can use websites and apps just like you do”Copilot Vision is out now, free in Edge,” Suleyman said in his post. “It can literally see what you see on screen (if you opt in). Pretty amazing! It’ll think out loud with you when you’re browsing online. No more over-explaining, copy-pasting, or struggling to put something into words.” What’s so special about Copilot Vision? Using AI, the tool scans and analyzes the current web page in Edge. It can then tell you what it sees or summarize the information. You’re also able to ask questions and submit requests about the page’s content. Also: Microsoft previews Spanish voice features for its Copilot Voice AI assistantFor example, you could open a page on Amazon that lists different products and ask Copilot to recommend the best item based on your specific needs and preferences. You can browse a cooking page with a tempting recipe and ask Copilot to talk you through the steps. You might visit a page with job listings and ask Copilot for advice on how to craft the right cover letter in response to a specific position. Copilot Vision works with most sites, except those with harmful or adult content, according to Microsoft. If you visit an unsupported site, Copilot will display a grayed-out icon and crossed eyeglasses and will refuse to discuss the content on the page. Also: Microsoft 365 Copilot’s two new AI agents can speed up your workflowTo address privacy concerns, your requests, as well as any images or page content, aren’t logged or stored. Only Copilot’s responses are logged so that Microsoft can monitor for unsafe conversations. After the session ends, all data is deleted. How to try Copilot VisionTo try Copilot Vision, make sure you’re signed in to Edge with a Microsoft account. To activate the feature, click this link for Copilot Vision in Edge More