Microsoft has been rolling out a steady stream of new features in various beta versions of Windows 11, but now there will be a slight pause on them. Namely, the company has announced that it will not be rolling out any new update to the beta version of the operating system in December.

It looks like Microsoft is preparing to introduce a new suite of AI features for Windows 11 under the name "Windows Intelligence." We've heard this before somewhere, right? Something similar. In October, references to "Windows Intelligence" were initially ...

While Microsoft has not confirmed it, signs point to a rebranding of Windows AI features and the new name appears to be "Windows Intelligence." This

Microsoft rolled out a pair of Windows 11 Insider builds recently. Windows 11 Build 22635.4445 shipped to Insiders in the Beta Channel while Build 26120.2222 was released to Dev Channel Insiders. The updates are relatively minor and include changes such as adding a new folder option within the context menu and the ability to launch a program as an admin through a new shortcut in a jump list in Start.

Somewhere to find AI settings, or just a button to uninstall the operating system once and for all? Microsoft seems set to rebrand the AI-powered features in Windows to "Windows Intelligence" even if some of the more controversial elements,