This is the Daily Tech News for Tuesday, November 18th, 2025.

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It's dueling AI model announcements, Gemini 3 and Microsoft Agent 365, which brings AI

co-workers into teams. Plus, Justin Robert Young stops by to tell us why a U.S.

Congressman is complaining about AI and video games.

Oh, boy, if you don't like AI, I'm really sorry. I'm Jason Howell.

I'm Tom Merritt. Let's start with what you need to know with a big story.

Look, we don't create the news. We just report on it. If you don't like the news, go out and make

some of your own. Yeah, there you go. There you go. Microsoft announced during its Microsoft

Ignite conference, which is kind of taking place as we record this anyways,

the arrival of AI into Windows.

We've been kind of hearing a little bit about this leading up to now, and now they're

basically announcing it a new dedicated co-pilot taskbar icon.

It's going to be presented for users, so you can do things like you can summon various

AI agents across all of your apps,

across your devices, connected devices, that sort of stuff. This includes co-pilot agents.

There's also like troubleshooting agents, even third party agents. Overall, it's just all about

agents, let's say. Other features include natural language file search, document analysis, writing assistants,

as we, you know, that's just table stakes, and the ability to launch copilot by voice by saying,

and I think I can say this right now because nobody has this, but hey, copilot, is this the last time I can say that on this podcast?

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