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Microsoft’s AI-powered Xbox chatbot is now available for Xbox Insiders

Xbox Insiders in the U.S. can now test Microsoft’s new AI chatbot for quick gaming support.

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A screenshot displaying Microsoft's AI-powered Xbox Support Virtual Agent chatbot. Users can interact with the chatbot through a web browser or a mobile app. The chatbot provides assistance with various Xbox-related questions, such as redeeming gift cards.
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Microsoft’s new AI-powered Xbox chatbot is now available to Xbox Insiders, giving gamers a fresh way to resolve support issues directly from within the Xbox ecosystem. The chatbot, part of Microsoft’s broader effort to integrate AI into its Xbox services, is designed to assist players with console and game-related support inquiries. This virtual assistant is currently available to Insiders in the U.S. via support.xbox.com and offers guidance on everything from account issues to troubleshooting game errors.

A screenshot of Microsoft's Xbox Support Virtual Agent chatbot. The chatbot is designed to provide automated support to users 24/7. The image shows a chat interface with a suggestion to ask a question.
Image: Xbox / Microsoft

One of the unique aspects of this chatbot is its animated design, allowing users to choose between a character-like assistant or a colorful Xbox-themed orb, creating a more engaging support experience. According to Megha Dudani, a senior product manager lead at Xbox, Microsoft values feedback from Insiders and aims to use it to enhance the chatbot’s functionality before a potential wider rollout. This initiative aligns with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s company-wide push to leverage AI, making Xbox support more interactive and efficient for gamers.

A screenshot showing the interface for Microsoft's Xbox Support Virtual Agent, an AI-powered chatbot designed to assist users with Xbox-related questions. The image displays a choice between two avatars and a chat window where users can ask questions.
Image: Xbox / Microsoft

With this move, Microsoft is making strides in gaming support and exploring other potential AI applications across Xbox services. The chatbot’s focus on support could be a stepping stone towards more integrated AI features in gaming, hinting at a future where AI might play a role in enhancing gaming experiences beyond just support.


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