Microsoft wants the M365 Copilot app to be your one-stop-shop for AI, productivity, and everything in between.

Microsoft announced on Monday the launch of a new subscription-based version of its Copilot aimed at providing a more powerful artificial intelligence (AI) tool to consumers. Last year, Microsoft ...

Microsoft has announced the availability of Copilot Pro, a subscription-based platform intended to deliver advanced features of its Copilot AI technology. Unveiled January 15, Copilot Pro offers ...

Microsoft is ready to make AI all about agents. The tech giant just announced new subscriptions to its AI tool Copilot. The tool is meant to act like a highly-intelligent agent to boost productivity.

That said, Microsoft hasn’t rebranded Office as Microsoft 365 Copilot. The suite of apps remains available through the Microsoft 365 subscription, which has remained unchanged since its 2022 rebrand.

What just happened? Microsoft has announced a paid version of Copilot for consumers. Called Copilot Pro, the new subscription tier costs $20 per month per user and will offer "a higher tier of service ...

Almost a year since Microsoft launched its ChatGPT-powered Bing Chat — which is now just called Copilot — the company is announcing its next major AI moves. First, it's launching Copilot Pro, a $20 ...

Microsoft Copilot is an advanced AI tool designed to enhance your productivity in Excel. By simplifying tasks such as data visualization, analysis, and reporting, it has become an essential resource ...

Code within Microsoft’s Edge browser for Android reveals Microsoft’s plans for a Copilot Pro option. Copilot Pro perks could include access to the latest AI models, high-quality image generation, and ...

If you have a Microsoft 365 subscription, you can add Copilot to Microsoft PowerPoint and other Microsoft 365 applications. After adding Microsoft Copilot to PowerPoint, you can use it in PowerPoint.

Currently, the Copilot AI is free, but that might change if some hidden code that Android Authority unearthed (via TechRadar) turns out to indicate the direction Microsoft is going to head in. The ...

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