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Windows Search is getting an AI makeover as Microsoft pushes toward a Copilot-like experience

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Editor's take: Microsoft is once again messing with Windows Search, because people are apparently desperate for a redesign every few months. The feature is set to receive a streamlined new design, along with natural language-based interactions that look and feel like AI-powered technology.

Microsoft has introduced yet another redesign of Windows Search, just in time for its latest Surface-focused event. The Windows 11 feature is set to become more streamlined and focused, Microsoft said, while gaining a new influx of AI options that aim to turn the "humble" search box into a multipurpose Swiss Army knife.

The latest redesign builds on the improvedWindows Search box introduced earlier this year, Redmond developers said. The search tool is now built on the WinUI 3 API, which should deliver significant performance and efficiency...

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