Microsoft has announced some big changes to its M365 app UI as well as M365 Copilot for early next year.
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Microsoft is releasing new AI agents in Microsoft 365 to improve business processes and individual productivity. These agents can automate tasks, provide information, and more.
Microsoft announced several new features for Microsoft 365 Copilot at Ignite 2024. These features aim to improve user productivity by enabling automation, and more.
Microsoft 365 Copilot introduces a new "Clean Data" feature in Excel, enabling users to address common data issues like text inconsistencies.
Microsoft has confirmed that 12 additional languages have been added to Microsoft 365 Copilot, bringing the total number of supported languages to 42.
Microsoft announced new capabilities coming to Copilot Studio, including autonomous triggers, dynamic plan creation, and an "Activity" tab for tracking agent runs.
Word will soon use Copilot to help users review and rewrite their content for clarity and effectiveness.
Microsoft has announced it will add support for Copilot Agents for Microsoft 365 Copilot, which can be created by anyone with the use of Copilot Studio.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella will appear in an online streaming event on September 16 to discuss "Wave 2" for the Microsoft 365 Copilot service.
Microsoft will reportedly rebrand its Copilot services for its business customers. The report says the changes will make things simpler in some cases and more complicated in other cases.
Microsoft has announced a new five-year deal with The Coca-Cola Company, which plans to spend a total of $1.1 billion during that time to access Microsoft's cloud and generative AI services.
As promised, the Microsoft 365 Copilot generative AI productivity service is now live for enterprise customers. Those businesses will have to pay $30 a month per user on an annual basis.
A new report claims Amazon is getting ready to license the Microsoft 365 cloud productivity service for 1 million of its employees, at a cost of over $1 billion over the next five years.
In this week's look at the Microsoft 365 roadmap, Copilot will soon be showing up in many Microsoft Office apps, Teams is adding Microsoft Loop support and Microsoft Stream is adding features.
A new report on the growing number of AI tools claims Microsoft is losing lots of money per user for its GitHub Copilot service. Some users are reportedly costing the company as much as $80 per month.
Microsoft showed off a number of plugins that third-party businesses are creating for Microsoft 365 Copilot to help workers plan business trips together, take action on issues, and more.
The Copilot generative AI assistant is being incorporated into Microsoft Stream so it can analyze and extract information from its videos so users can get summaries, ask questions, and more.
Microsoft 365 Copilot, the generative AI productivity assistant, will officially launch on November 1 after several months of private testing. It will be available first for enterprise users
A new report includes parts of an internal memo sent by Microsoft exec Yusuf Mehdi, teasing how Thursday's press event in New York City will offer more info on the company's AI efforts.
The upcoming Microsoft event on September 21 could also show some AI features that may be added to Windows 11 apps like Paint and Photos, but it's unlikely to tease a "Windows 12".
Dona Sarkar has announced she has a new job at Microsoft. She will now be the head of the company's new AI and Copilot Extensibility Dev Program for all of Microsoft's AI Copilot services.
Microsoft's stock price was up as high as 5.8 percent in trading today before it closed 3.98 percent higher, reaching a new all-time high trading price for the company's stock at 359.49.
The new Copilot feature in Microsoft Teams will allow users to get summaries of Teams phone calls, along with analysting the main points of Team chat discussions, and more. It's in early access now.
The service which adds generative AI features to the company's productivity apps, will be priced at $30 a month per person for Microsoft 365 E3, E5, Business Standard, and Business Premium customers.
The new partnership will give KPMG access to Microsoft's generative AI and cloud services so its employees can "provide faster analysis and spend more time on strategic advice" for their clients.
Microsoft has revealed plans to give its third-party customers commitments to better handle AI products and services, including sharing info on its research, resources to regulate their use and more.
From leveraging AI in its productivity suite to exploring the possibilities of techno-humanism, Microsoft continues venturing into the AI era as it embraces its power in its products and services.
Microsoft's proposed AI governance blueprint includes putting in new safety requirements, creating new regulations for AI services, and offering academic and non-profit access to those systems.
The generative AI features found in Microsoft 365 Copilot will be included in SAP SuccessFactors to help businesses attract the best people for jobs and also to keep them engaged afterwards.
The report, based on surveys of 31,000 people and tons of data from Microsoft 365, says employees now spend more time in meetings and communicating with others than creating content.
The expansion of the Microsoft 365 Copilot testing program will begin with an invite-only paid preview for 600 business customers at first. More new Copilot features are also being added.
Copilot in Microsoft Viva will use generative AI to summarize objectives and key results for a company's employees, along with ways for leaders to communicate better to their workers.
Microsoft has announced that Microsoft 365 Copilot will be coming to OneNote, utilising the power of large language models directly integrated into the software to create plans, lists and notes.
The latest edition of Microsoft Weekly is filled to the brim with news about updates to Microsoft 365 apps and services like Teams and Edge, new features and bugs in Windows, and Copilot upgrades.
Microsoft's presentation of the AI-based Copilot for Microsoft 365 definitely brought up memories of Clippy, the once hated "Office Assistant" that has gradually become a nostalgic hit.
Our latest edition of Microsoft Weekly is jampacked with news about Microsoft handing out free USBs to Insiders, the integration of AI in even more Redmond products, and pirated Windows (!).
Microsoft 365 Copilot is an upcoming new feature coming to the Microsoft 365 services that will assist with writing Word documents, creating PowerPoint presentations, and more features.
