Microsoft Designs Windows 11 for AI Era
As Windows 10 reaches its end-of-life, Microsoft is focusing on designing Windows 11 with AI-first principles.
Microsoft's Windows Design Director, Diego Baca, has outlined new design principles for Windows 11, positioning it as an operating system built for the AI era.
Historical Context
Microsoft's Windows redesigns have historically been met with initial resistance from the community. This pattern dates back decades, with examples including:
- Windows Vista, launched in January 2007, which introduced visual features that slowed down PCs.
- Windows 7, released in October 2009, which restored confidence with a cleaner and faster desktop.
- Windows 8, launched in October 2012, which introduced a touch-first Start screen, removing the familiar Start menu.
Microsoft is guiding future Windows releases with fresh design principles.
Author's summary: Microsoft redesigns Windows 11 for AI.
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