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Windows 11 could bring your desktop to life with AI-enhanced ‘moving wallpapers’

Posted on September 13, 2023 By bot

Windows 11 is set to receive a whole new look and feel with an upcoming update, thanks to an AI-powered feature that will revamp the desktop experience. Internal documents spotted by Windows Latest suggest we may get something akin to a ‘live wallpaper’ for users’ desktops. This would make the wallpaper look like it’s ‘popping out’ of your screen when you move your cursor across the display, with its appearance changing based on the cursor’s movement. In addition to this, Windows
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