Earlier, we reported that Windows 11's long-awaited AI Explorer feature may be exclusive to Snapdragon X-series PCs, thanks to a code snippet found by X user Albacore (@thebookisclosed). And now the X user has found some DLLs related to the AI Explorer feature (AIX) that reveal new glyphs and most interestingly, some uniquely designed markers for Windows 11. Some new markers found in AIX DLLs (applied them in instead of the usual pointer & text selection for demo purposes) pic.twitter.com/lf6AFUkXUa— Albacore ☁️ (@thebookisclosed) April 22, 2024
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Some new markers found in AIX DLLs (applied them instead of the usual selection of pointers and text for demo purposes) pic.twitter.com/lf6AFUkXUa — Albacore ☁️ (@thebookisclosed) April 22, 2024
By changing DLLs, the user could display the new cursor. It's an accent marker, in a bottle-shaped design that's quite different from traditional markers we've seen so far. The text cursor is also designed in a different way. The new cursor could be linked to AI Explorer's screen understanding feature where you select texts on your screen for further AI processing.
Apart from that, the X user also discovered some interesting glyphs and icons related to the AI Explorer feature. There is a screenshot feature associated with AIX and its icon is illustrated below. Here's the icon in all its colorful glory pic.twitter.com/JhPVB6rNMO — Albacore ☁️ (@thebookisclosed) April 22, 2024
