Microsoft is working on an AI system that will help developers and even users identify errors in software, making it easier to debug issues in Windows 11.
Patent Shows Microsoft's Plans for Solving Software Errors and Making Windows 11 Copilot a Multi-User Chat Platform Through AI
Microsoft has been constantly pushing the utilization of AI on the Windows 11 platform. Apart from introducing Copilot to help users with various tasks by leveraging the power of AI, Microsoft has now reported introducing a brand-new AI system for solving advanced issues.
As revealed in a newly filed patent by Microsoft, the company is about to introduce an AI system for Windows 11 that could solve various software issues. As spotted by MS Power User, the patent showcases what this new generative AI system can do when it detects any errors after a program is executed.
As you can see in the screenshot, the AI system can elaborate on several issues. For example, it can explain the software code to the users or explain the reasons for the crash.
Following this, it can explain the fixes and can fix the errors in some cases. Even though it is ideal for developers, it can surely help ordinary users to understand what has gone wrong.
In this particular example, the AI system is explaining a part of the process in a program that is using the C# language.
Similarly, it follows up with the causes of the crash. In the next step, it offers the solution to fix the error in the code and can even provide you with the updated code that should work flawlessly. In the 5th step, the AI system can even generate a pull request.
Microsoft has provided the flow chart of the AI system, revealing how the system approaches the problem to either fix it by itself or help users by giving possible solutions. Similarly, Microsoft also wants to make the Copkot a Multi-user Chat platform, which will allow several users to chat with AI simultaneously and will provide real-time updates.
News Source: Microsoft Patent
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