Anandu Aman

 Microsoft is gearing up to introduce its AI companion, Copilot, this upcoming fall season. The highly-anticipated rollout is scheduled for September 26, with Copilot poised to seamlessly integrate with various Microsoft services, including Windows 11 and Microsoft 365. Additionally, enterprise customers can look forward to the availability of a new AI assistant, Microsoft 365 Chat, starting in November. Copilot, described by Yusuf Mehdi, Corporate Vice President and Consumer Chief Marketing Officer at Microsoft, as an "everyday AI companion," aims to make your daily workflow smoother and more efficient. Its primary goal is to embed an AI-powered "copilot" within Microsoft's most popular products, ensuring widespread accessibility. What distinguishes Copilot from other AI assistants is its focus on integration. Rather than operating in isolation within specific applications, Copilot promises a seamless user experience across multiple Microsoft products. This com

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