The 2025 ASUS Vivobook S14 and S16 notebooks have just arrived in the Philippines, and one of their most talked about features is AI. Though the industry has slapped AI into every product, ASUS’ implementation and the Windows 11 ecosystem cuts through the fat and provides features that are useful in daily life.
Here are just some of the AI-powered tools that we use to make our life just a little bit easier.
Storybox is ASUS’ first-party AI tool that lets you easily organize photos, videos, and audio. Thanks to AI, it can automatically classify and group photos in three main categories: People, Scene, and Memories.
Its AI will deliberately categorize each photo a group depending on what it recognizes such as Pets, Portraits, and select activities such as swimming, hiking, and more. Storycube also supports RAW photos, which are also recognized and categorized accordingly.
If you want to have more control, you can take advantage of tags as custom groupings for select photos. You can also prompt it to create a quick slideshow video of your photos if you want to show them to your friends or loved ones.
While some have been blessed with the talent of creating art, most of us do not have the aptitude. This is why Cocreator is a blessing for those who need to get quick art, for prototyping, or just to get inspiration.
Built-in directly to Windows 11, Cocreator can make AI art even from the ugliest stick figures. Just make a rough draft in paint, click the Copilot button, and the AI will take it from there. You can adjust several parameters such as how complex the image and its art style. The latter lets you choose from several styles like oil painting, ink sketch, anime, and pixel art.
Cocreator isn’t just helpful for creating art, it can also edit photos to an extent. The Copilot option comes with two other options, the first of which is Generative Erase that removes backgrounds from photos and replaces them with generated backgrounds. If you want a cutout of a subject, the Remove Background tool will be just fine.
At the heart of its AI capabilities is Copilot+. Easily accessible through a built-in Copilot button on the keyboard, it acts as your own personal AI assistant that can help you throughout the day, be it for work or for pleasure.
Using natural conversational prompts, you’ll be able to ask basic inquiries for subjects that you’re interested in. You can also ask them your schedule and tasks to be done to help you keep on top of things.
We really find Copilot+ useful when researching for travel. It can automatically inquire about flights, booking hotels, and create an itinerary on where to go when you’re abroad. You won’t need to experience the hassle and the confusion when you’re trying to visit another country.
While the ASUS Vivobook S16 has plenty of AI features, there’s also a lot to like under-the-hood. This particular model, the ASUS Vivobook S16 S3607QA, is powered by an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor Series 2 with up to 16GB of DDR5 RAM and up to a terabyte of PCIe 4.0 storage.
Even though it has plenty of horsepower from Intel, it still weighs in at just 1.39kg – perfectly portable for most users. It also promises up to 20 hours of life, which is plenty of time for work to be done while you’re on-the-go.
The 2025 ASUS Vivobook S14/S16 series start at PhP 45,995 in the Philippines. All notebooks in the range will come with an ASUS Backpack, Lifetime Office Home 2024 Subscription, 1-Year Microsoft Basic Subscription, and ASUS Service Package – which features a 2-year International Coverage and 1-year Accidental Damage Warranty.
You can now get these notebooks through ASUS’ official stores and partners nationwide. They have provided a list on their official website.
