San Francisco will expand access to generative AI for 30,000 city workers using Microsoft 365 Copilot, according to CNBC. The ...

CNBC's Kate Rogers discusses public sector AI adoption with San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie as the city announces it is rolling out Microsoft's Copilot to its 30,000 employees.

Tyson Jominy routinely summons Microsoft Corp.’s AI assistant by tapping the Copilot key on his computer. Not because he ...

Coming to Windows Insiders, the update will let users share their "whole desktop with Copilot," allowing it to see what's on ...

Now, Copilot Vision can view your full desktop or any app or browser window you choose. Importantly, this feature doesn’t spy ...

The company said Tuesday that this expansion of Copilot's Vision capabilities has begun public testing. This update, now rolling out to the company's Windows Insider program testers, will allow the AI ...

Microsoft’s Copilot advertising has been criticized by an industry watchdog for its productivity claims and confusing use of Copilot branding.

Millions of companies use the Microsoft 365 suite of tools every day to create, communicate, and collaborate, but far fewer have adequately grappled with the legal risks introduced by Copilot.

Microsoft Corp. is keen to show employees how much AI is transforming its own workplace, even as the company terminates ...

The city will use Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat, powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4o, for employees like nurses and social workers to improve city services.

So, is Microsoft Copilot revolutionizing business workflows? The short answer: it can. But only if we do the groundwork first.