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Summary
- Windows 11 will integrate AI features, enhancing security and productivity in work environments.
- New features include Click to Do, Copilot Voice, Copilot Vision, and Copilot Action, available initially to Windows Insiders.
- Organizations will be able to manage these AI features using existing administrative tools.
- Innovations are not yet available for organizations; further details will be shared at Microsoft Ignite.
- No action is required from users to prepare for these upcoming changes.
Admin Impact: Low
User Impact: Medium
Release Start: 17 Nov 2025
Release End: 21 Nov 2025
Services: Windows
Category: Stay informed
Tags: Admin Action
History
10/22/2025 Item Added to Message Center
Microsoft Message
Windows 11 now integrates AI deeply into the operating system (OS), enabling secure, scalable, and agentic work environments. Multiple new features are coming to Windows 11 devices where Copilot is available, starting with Windows Insiders in Copilot Labs. Additionally, Copilot+ PCs deliver native AI experiences with features like Click to Do, Copilot Voice, Copilot Vision, and Copilot Action. Windows 365 further extends this AI-ready environment to the cloud. When these innovative features become available to organizations, IT admins can deploy and manage them using existing tools, ensuring compliance and security. Read more at How Windows 11 and AI are transforming the future of work, as you get ready for more announcements at Microsoft Ignite in November.
When will this happen
Many of the announced AI features are currently available for non-IT-managed devices in Windows Insider Preview. Some features are generally available today and others are expected soon. More information will be available at Microsoft Ignite on November 17-21, 2025.
How this will affect your organization
The announced innovations are not yet available to organizations. You can learn more about them in preparation for more announcements at Microsoft Ignite in November.
What you need to do to prepare
No action is needed.