Meet the new Microsoft Copilot, your AI companion that remembers details (Memory), takes action (Actions), sees your world (Vision), and more. More personal & useful.
Microsoft just updated Copilot with new features aimed at making it a more personalized AI companion. This goes beyond basic chat, adding capabilities for memory, action-taking, and real-world visual understanding.
With user permission, Memory lets Copilot recall preferences and details you share.
Actions enable it to handle tasks like booking travel or ordering items through integrated partners.
Copilot Vision uses the camera on mobile (Windows coming soon) to understand the user's surroundings.
Additional features include Pages for organizing content with AI assistance, AI-generated Podcasts from documents, Shopping features, and enhanced Deep Research and Copilot Search capabilities.
These updates are rolling out now via the "Frontier" program for M365 Copilot users. Coming during Microsoft's 50th anniversary, this significant Copilot evolution is a clear statement about their bet on the future of AI interaction – moving towards truly personal, action-taking companions.
@zaczuo it looks amazing, really liked the little animated character they showed at the end. However I have a hard time seeing this as anything more than just a ChatGPT clone with a MS logo on it. I'll wait and see what they end up shipping. I must say though, I'm really impressed by how quickly MS has been shipping in the agentic AI space! They've really showed a commitment to this new direction!
🔥 This Copilot update is huge. Microsoft is definitely aiming to turn Copilot from just a “smart assistant” into a true AI companion.
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Copilot used to give coins for using it, based on time as far as I remember it.
We can get vouchers and convert those into buying or shopping things.
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but is it still dumb
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@alex_koo AND Microsoft continues to suppress employees that speak out against its use of their AI in warfare, and they STILL support Israel’s military; they are ignoring their role in 🇵🇸 genocide, in exchange for $. 😒
A bold step toward contextual, actionable AI. Microsoft’s Copilot upgrades—particularly Memory, Actions, and Vision—signal a shift from reactive chatbots to proactive, ambient assistants. The focus on integrating AI into real-world workflows (vs. isolated tasks) could redefine productivity.
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Hi everyone!
Microsoft just updated Copilot with new features aimed at making it a more personalized AI companion. This goes beyond basic chat, adding capabilities for memory, action-taking, and real-world visual understanding.
With user permission, Memory lets Copilot recall preferences and details you share.
Actions enable it to handle tasks like booking travel or ordering items through integrated partners.
Copilot Vision uses the camera on mobile (Windows coming soon) to understand the user's surroundings.
Additional features include Pages for organizing content with AI assistance, AI-generated Podcasts from documents, Shopping features, and enhanced Deep Research and Copilot Search capabilities.
These updates are rolling out now via the "Frontier" program for M365 Copilot users. Coming during Microsoft's 50th anniversary, this significant Copilot evolution is a clear statement about their bet on the future of AI interaction – moving towards truly personal, action-taking companions.
@zaczuo Thanks for hunting man!
@zaczuo it looks amazing, really liked the little animated character they showed at the end. However I have a hard time seeing this as anything more than just a ChatGPT clone with a MS logo on it. I'll wait and see what they end up shipping. I must say though, I'm really impressed by how quickly MS has been shipping in the agentic AI space! They've really showed a commitment to this new direction!
Looks good. Can't wait to try it out!
Really excited to try it out
Sound like a big leap forward.
🔥 This Copilot update is huge. Microsoft is definitely aiming to turn Copilot from just a “smart assistant” into a true AI companion.
Copilot used to give coins for using it, based on time as far as I remember it.
We can get vouchers and convert those into buying or shopping things.
Great for boosting productivity in MS apps! 😄
Can't wait to try it out!
A bold step toward contextual, actionable AI. Microsoft’s Copilot upgrades—particularly Memory, Actions, and Vision—signal a shift from reactive chatbots to proactive, ambient assistants. The focus on integrating AI into real-world workflows (vs. isolated tasks) could redefine productivity.