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- •Microsoft's Copilot is redefined as a persistent AI agent for workplace tasks.
- •The update integrates Office applications for seamless collaboration.
- •Autopilot can operate independently, managing tasks without user prompts.
On September 25, Microsoft announced a significant overhaul of its Copilot AI assistant, rebranding it as an 'OS for work.' CEO Satya Nadella emphasized a shift from a simple ask-and-answer model to a persistent agent that continues working autonomously. The new Copilot integrates features from Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, allowing real-time collaboration and updates. A key component, Autopilot, operates independently, managing tasks and projects without ongoing user prompts. This update aims to enhance productivity across various work environments. The changes are set to enter private preview in October 2026. Microsoft has not reported any security vulnerabilities or exploitation related to this update.
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