Microsoft plans to add AI watermarks to Copilot-generated media, aiming to curb misuse and improve transparency across platforms.

Microsoft’s push to add real-time speech, dictation and conversational responses to Copilot revives long-standing questions about voice-driven productivity, drawing on lessons from legacy tools to ...

Microsoft Copilot is a powerful productivity tool designed to enhance your experience within Microsoft 365 applications. Whether you choose the paid or free version, Copilot offers a range of features ...

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On November 1, 2023, Microsoft 365 Copilot became generally available to enterprise customers. Copilot works within the Microsoft 365 apps and content in Microsoft Graph, such as emails, chats, and ...

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Microsoft has recently announced the general availability of Microsoft 365 Copilot for enterprise customers. This tool, designed to assist users in their daily tasks across Word, Excel, PowerPoint, ...

December 4, 2023, Hong Kong – Following the general availability launch of Copilot for Microsoft 365 in November, Microsoft is pleased to announce the product’s general availability for enterprise ...

It’s no longer hype. Organizations are broadly looking to adopt Gen AI to drive productivity across their workforce. There’s also end-user demand to satisfy. People use Gen AI in their personal lives ...

Microsoft’s Strategic Shift Has Major Implications for Information Governance and eDiscovery 1 Remember when Microsoft 365 Copilot first arrived? Organizations had to commit to a minimum of 300 seats ...

If you are subscribed to Microsoft 365, you may have noticed something strange recently. A new feature called Copilot has appeared in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and even Outlook. The odd part?