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Microsoft 365 Copilot

GPT-5.6 becomes Microsoft 365 Copilot’s preferred model

Microsoft has named GPT-5.6 its preferred Copilot model, a move…

Microsoft 365 Copilot

Microsoft 365 Copilot now runs on GPT-5.6

Microsoft 365 Copilot is getting a new brain for complex…

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AI is the new default. And it’s not free.

Your next laptop, cloud plan, or power bill increasingly has…

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OneNote Copilot now understands images, tables, and note tags

OneNote Copilot used to ignore half your notes. That changes…

Microsoft Outlook interface with Copilot open, showing an AI prompt asking to identify people who haven’t replied to emails after 24 hours, prioritize important follow-ups, and draft polite follow-up emails automatically.

Copilot’s agentic mode auto-handles your Outlook inbox and calendar chaos

Outlook Copilot agents spot conflicts, draft replies, protect your time.

Screenshot of Microsoft PowerPoint with the Copilot side panel open beside a presentation titled “Monthly Operations Report.” The Copilot panel shows “Allow editing” selected, letting Copilot directly edit the presentation, with an alternative “Chat only” mode available. Suggested actions include creating a presentation, adding a slide, or creating a branded presentation, demonstrating AI-assisted presentation editing.

Microsoft adds agentic Copilot to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint

Microsoft has made Copilot's agentic Office features generally available across…

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Microsoft’s MAI-Image-2 fixes the little things that ruin AI photos

Microsoft’s MAI-Image-2 promises AI images that finally look like they…

Acer TravelMate P4 14 AI laptop

Acer launches TravelMate P4 and P2 Copilot+ laptops with Intel Core Ultra Series 3

Acer is rolling out its first TravelMate P4 and P2…

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Microsoft launches Copilot Health to decode your medical data

Microsoft is rolling out Copilot Health through a US‑only waitlist,…

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Copilot Tasks is Microsoft’s AI to‑do list that does itself

You describe the outcome, Copilot Tasks builds the plan, runs…

Screenshot of Microsoft Paint on Windows 11 showing the new AI “Coloring book” feature, with a black-and-white line-art illustration of a cute cartoon cat sitting inside a donut on the canvas, while a Copilot side panel displays the prompt “A cute fluffy cat on a donut” and four generated coloring page preview options.

Microsoft Paint adds AI coloring books for Copilot Plus PCs

AI coloring books in Paint feel unnecessary, exclusive, and kind…

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Windows Recall is watching—here’s how to disable it

Your operating system doesn’t need a photographic memory.