Releases·Tool Release
Microsoft launches unified Copilot app with Code, Autopilot tabs and 'evolving' usage-based pricing
Microsoft upgraded its unified Copilot client, previously fragmented across consumer and enterprise lineups, adding Code and Autopilot tabs alongside a combined Home tab. The app targets Microsoft 365 enterprises with secure tenant access via Work IQ APIs, while pricing shifts toward usage-based billing for agentic features.
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AI Overview
- Microsoft's unified Copilot app unifies consumer and business users in one client with Home, Code, and Autopilot tabs and an identical interface for personal or work sign-in.
- The Code tab, powered by GitHub Copilot technology, builds apps in a sandboxed Microsoft 365 tenant via the Copilot Managed Runtime, rolling out to frontier customers first.
- The Autopilot agent, previously called Scout, works as a 'digital teammate' with its own memory, computer, and Outlook/Teams accounts, managed by IT with permissions and audit trails.
- Copilot pricing is 'evolving': chat features use a fixed-price user subscription license, while Cowork, Code, and Autopilot require usage-based billing, off by default with admin-set spending limits.
- Office in Copilot creates editable Word, Excel, or PowerPoint documents in-app, and a Today command-center view across mail, calendar, and Teams enters private preview in October.
- Copilot EVP Jacob Andreou said roughly 90 million customers pay for Microsoft 365 personally and want enterprise-grade power in their personal lives.
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Microsoft unveils Copilot 'super app' bundling chat, coding, and agents, rebrands Scout as Autopilot
Microsoft officially unveiled its Copilot 'super app' after teasing it a month earlier, bundling chat, coding, and agent capabilities into a single interface. The app has three tabs — Home, Code, and Autopilot — and Microsoft rebrands its Scout AI assistant as Autopilot for the launch. Microsoft frames the app as potentially as influential as Office.
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Products·launched
Microsoft Copilot super app: central AI chat interface with agentic Autopilot for business users
Microsoft launched a Copilot 'super app' aimed at business customers, serving as a central interface for chatting with AI bots, task assistance, and code writing. Its new Autopilot feature adds agentic capabilities, letting AI act on tasks autonomously. It targets enterprises wanting capable AI tools in one place.
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News·Company News
Microsoft merges Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot into one unified app
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Social·Community
Paul Bakaus demos Impeccable, a design skill for Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor, and Codex steered by loaded adjectives
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Releases·Model Release
Microsoft is giving Copilot more control over Windows and your files
At its Windows and Surface event, Microsoft showed an upgraded Copilot that can access local files on a PC and take actions across the operating system. The capability is part of Microsoft's "Hybrid Intelligence" concept, in which apps and tools combine local and cloud AI models to complete tasks efficiently. It signals Microsoft pushing Copilot deeper into OS-level agent control.
At its Windows and Surface event, Microsoft showed an upgraded Copilot that can access local files on a PC and take actions across the operating system. The capability is part of Microsoft's "Hybrid Intelligence" concept, in which apps and tools combine local and cloud AI models to complete tasks efficiently. It signals Microsoft pushing Copilot deeper into OS-level agent control.
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