A new AI feature in Microsoft Edge can group similar tabs and organize tabs by topics or categories
September 22
2023
– 7:11 pm
(Updated on 9/23/2023 at 03:20)
Hey Microsoft Edge It has gained a new feature that uses artificial intelligence to group tabs and separate them into different topics or categories. The new feature was announced at the company’s AI event on Thursday (21) and is now available as an in-browser preview.
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According to the company, the function uses artificial intelligence to identify content and provide organization to open tabs.
How grouped tabs work
The feature can be activated through the Actions menu located at the top left side of the browser. The Group Similar Tabs option appears in the preview alongside the Search Tabs and Turn Vertical Tabs On/Off tools.
When you tap this function, Edge analyzes your open tabs and groups tabs into categories like Personal, Work, Shopping, and News. You can also customize the names and colors of the groups according to your preferences.
Microsoft products with artificial intelligence
That was last Thursday Microsoft It held an event in New York City to showcase its products The new Surface product line And discovering new tools and applications using artificial intelligence.
Hey The co-pilot was the highlight The company, integrating the generative AI functionality of Windows and Microsoft 365. Additionally, the company announced OpenAI’s DALL-E 3 image generation technology in Bing.
Redmond’s Big Tech also confirmed The Windows 11 Moment 4 update release date is September 26.
Learn more details about News announced by Microsoft at the event.
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