Microsoft is giving its Copilot Studio AI platform more autonomy in accessing websites and apps directly - without any human ...

At its 50th anniversary event, Microsoft welcomed us 'to the era of AI companions' and showed off intriguing Copilot features ...

In my opinion, OpenAI has sidelined Microsoft again, restricting the Ghibli meme frenzy exclusively to its users.

Microsoft determined to hold its ground in artificial intelligence, will soon let consumers tailor the Copilot digital assistant to their own needs. The chatbot will be able to record user ...

CEO trio of Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer and Satya Nadella gather at software giant's headquarters to promote AI push and celebrate 50th anniversary UDPATE, 9:58 a.m. PT: Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa ...

Control and trust might make the difference in Copilot Vision's success. If Microsoft starts making Copilot Vision default-on ...

Microsoft places a strong emphasis on privacy and security in Copilot’s design. User interactions remain confidential, and data permissions are fully customizable. Users can review, manage ...

I was privileged to byline the cover story of the last print issue of PC Magazine, the Windows 7 review, and I’ve witnessed every Microsoft win and misstep up to the latest Windows 11.

Suleyman finished his presentation with a talkshow-type bit with two everyday Copilot users, Elvira and Chris, and their big fluffy Newfoundland dog. Microsoft is stepping up its effort to ...

Microsoft is launching Copilot for OneDrive for the Web, which has been exclusively a feature for business users until now. Today, Microsoft begins rolling it out to consumers — on the cloud ...

Story continues below this ad The more you interact with Copilot, the more it will offer personalised solutions, suggestions and can even give timely reminders. Microsoft says users will be able to ...

From personal to business uses, here's what you need to know about Microsoft Copilot, a powerful and flexible chatbot. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window ...