Enable AI Components settings page in Windows 11

This video discusses Microsoft's introduction of the "AI Components" settings page in Windows 11, aiming to separate Artificial Intelligence (AI)-related applications from regular ones. This feature, currently experimental, was unveiled in Windows 11 Build 26016 on the Windows Canary channel. The text outlines the integration of AI models like ChatGPT across various Windows applications and speculates on the incorporation of more AI-powered tools in Windows 12. The process of enabling the hidden "AI Components" page using third-party ViveTool is explained in detail, providing users with a step-by-step guide. The text concludes by noting the anticipated improvements in Windows 12 and suggests a possible connection between the new settings page and compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) in the European Union, allowing users to manage AI features as required by regulations.