Windows 11’s AI-Powered File Explorer: A Game-Changer or Just JPEG-ing Around?

Windows 11’s File Explorer is getting a boost with AI-powered features. Dubbed “AI actions,” they let users edit images and documents without opening them—perfect for anyone who thinks opening files is so 2022. These new AI tricks are currently exclusive to Windows Insiders who love living on the edge of tech innovation.

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Who knew that the humble File Explorer would one day moonlight as a part-time graphic designer and detective? Microsoft’s latest AI-powered features are set to make right-clicking your new favorite hobby. Forget the days of opening files just to see what’s inside; now, you can manipulate your images like a pro and conduct reverse image searches faster than you can say “Bing it!” It’s like File Explorer has taken a crash course in wizardry. Who needs Hogwarts when you’ve got Windows 11?

Key Points:

  • Microsoft introduces AI actions in File Explorer for image editing.
  • Features include background removal, object erasure, and background blurring.
  • A reverse image search tool via Bing is also available.
  • AI actions are accessible via right-click on supported image files.
  • Windows Insiders using Canary Channel can try these features now.

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