Called Support Virtual Agent, it is an AI-powered feature built to help Xbox players more efficiently solve their support-related gaming issues.

In the video above, Brad looks at what Google, Amazon, and Microsoft are doing and discusses the implications. Copyright 2024 WBAY. All rights reserved.

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