Microsoft seems to be in quite a hurry to get Copilot into Windows 10. The Verge reports a testing version is now available:

Microsoft is allowing Windows 10 users to try out the Copilot feature that was previously only available in Windows 11. The software giant announced last week that Copilot would be making its way to Windows 10, and now there’s a Release Preview version of the OS available for testers with Copilot baked in.

Copilot in Windows 10 works very similar to how it appears in Windows 11, with a button on the right-hand side of the taskbar that lets you bring up the AI-powered chatbot to answer queries and generate text. There are some slight differences in features simply because some of the skills or actions available in Windows 11 don’t exist in Windows 10.

If you want to update with a release preview – and there are some risks involved in that, so be careful – here’s your chance to get Copilot in Windows 10.

Read the article here.