Windows Insider users of Windows 11 now have access to the Microsoft Store’s AI Hub. This newly introduced section in the Store features a curated collection of AI-powered Apps built by developer community and Microsoft. The purpose of AI Hub is to help users discover and explore apps that utilize AI technology to enhance productivity, creativity, and knowledge.
The AI Hub aims to showcase a wide range of AI-powered applications that are designed to improve workflows. These applications cover various aspects of everyday tasks, catering to different needs and interests of users.
For productivity, AI-powered apps can assist in writing, research, and organization. Grammarly can enhance grammar and spelling, while Otter.ai can transcribe meetings and presentations. Wolfram Alpha can provide comprehensive answers to questions, and Crayon can aid in tracking competitors. Notion and Evernote help with task and note management respectively.
In the realm of creativity, AI-powered apps offer features like photo editing, video editing, and music creation. Adobe Photoshop and Pixlr facilitate photo enhancement and creative edits. Adobe Premiere Pro and iMovie provide tools for professional-level video editing. Amper Music and GarageBand offer music creation capabilities for users without musical training.
AI-powered apps also serve the purpose of delivering information and learning experiences. Google News and Flipboard can keep users up-to-date with personalized news feeds. Duolingo offers language learning, and Khan Academy provides educational resources for various subjects. IBM Watson helps predict customer behavior, and Tableau assists in visualizing data for informed decision-making.
The AI Hub section in the Microsoft Store highlights featured apps, such as Luminar Neo, a creative photo editor. Luminar Neo combines powerful AI technology with creative tools for RAW file editing, photo effects, and filters. It offers capabilities like sky replacement, enhancing skin and details, simulating weather effects, and more.
Although Microsoft promotes its own Bing Chat LLM in the AI Hub, it primarily directs users to the Edge browser, which may disappoint some users.
If you are interested in exploring AI or discovering AI-powered apps that can enhance your work or personal life, check out the Microsoft Store AI Hub for Windows 11 users.
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