Microsoft Envisions a Future Without Keyboards and Mice for Windows Computers

Microsoft has announced that the way Windows computers are used is set to undergo a significant transformation. In a recently released YouTube video titled *Microsoft Windows 2030 Vision*, the tech giant outlined how the Windows user experience will evolve over the next five years, moving away from traditional input devices like keyboards and mice.

David Weston, Corporate Vice President of Microsoft’s Enterprise and Operating System Security division, stated in the video that just as the concept of a Disk Operating System feels unfamiliar to today’s generation, using a mouse or typing on a keyboard will seem equally outdated in the future. By 2030, users will interact with computers less through visual interfaces and more through voice commands. Conversations between users and devices will become the primary mode of interaction. The future Windows operating system will be multidimensional, allowing users to communicate using voice, hand gestures, or eye movements. While this vision may sound like science fiction to some, Microsoft’s ongoing investments in technology are steadily turning this concept into reality.

Over the past few years, Microsoft has integrated its AI feature, *Copilot*, into various products. This AI assistant simplifies tasks for users across Windows and Office software. The recently introduced *Hey Copilot* feature enables users to change Windows settings or search for information online using voice commands alone. Weston highlighted that advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are driving a major shift in how humans interact with computers and laptops. AI technology will reduce the need for routine tasks such as creating spreadsheets, expense reports, or calculations, allowing users to save time and focus on more creative and meaningful work.

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