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When you opt in, your taskbar becomes an extension of the Copilot app, but with some search added in hands on With Microsoft cramming Copilot into every nook and cranny of its software, it’s no ... Read More
Your Windows 11 PC just got 4 big Copilot upgrades - it can hear and see you now
Microsoft adds multimodal Copilot features to Windows 11. Talk to your PC, share your screen, and let it act for you. Stronger security with a cautious design and built-in guardrails. Microsoft just ... Read More
Microsoft Copilot update includes care navigation, Harvard Health sourcing
The fall update also equips Copilot to assist users with health care navigation. For example, a user could ask, “Find cardiologists in my area,” and receive a response including local physicians’ ... Read More
Microsoft 365 Copilot App Gets Voice Support on Mobile; Coming for Desktop Soon
Microsoft 365 Copilot app gets voice support on mobile, allowing users talk, interrupt, and get spoken responses hands-free. Read More
Should you use Copilot? What to know about Microsoft's AI helper
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Microsoft’s Copilot can now build apps and automate your job — here’s how it works
Microsoft has added powerful no-code tools to Copilot, enabling Microsoft 365 users to build apps, automate workflows, and create AI agents using natural language — transforming office workers into ... Read More
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