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How I Use Copilot in Word to Improve My Writing
I’ve been using Copilot, an AI assistant from Microsoft, ever since it was introduced. It helps me draft content, summarize documents, adjust the tone of my text, rewrite passages into polished prose, and more. Below, I’ll share how I use Copilot to improve my writing and how you can leverage it too. Ask Copilot to Help You Create an Outline…
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Microsoft revamps M365 Copilot chatbot with Pages shared ‘canvas’ – Computerworld
“Pages takes ephemeral AI-generated content and makes it durable, so you can edit it, add to it, and share it with others,” said Jared Spataro, Microsoft corporate vice president. “You and your team can work collaboratively in a page with Copilot, seeing everyone’s work in real time and iterating with Copilot like a partner, adding more content from your data,…
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Microsoft Microsoft 365 Copilot Wave 2 Adds Online Canvas Feature
Microsoft will expand its AI offerings in 365 Copilot Wave 2 throughout the fall, the company announced during demonstrations held on Sept. 16. Jared Spataro, Microsoft’s corporate vice president of AI at Work, declared that “Copilot is the new UI for AI.” The presentation emphasized the ability to use the natural language to command an application from anywhere on the…
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Copilot Pages is Microsoft’s new collaborative AI playground for businesses
Microsoft is announcing its new Copilot Pages feature today, which is designed to be a canvas for “multiplayer AI collaboration.” Copilot Pages lets you use Microsoft’s Copilot chatbot and pull responses into a new page where they can be edited collaboratively with others. “You and your team can work collaboratively in a page with Copilot, seeing everyone’s work in real…
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Will potential security gaps derail Microsoft’s Copilot? – Computerworld
Data access: Copilot for Microsoft 365’s main problem Many of the potentially serious security issues with Copilot start with what kind of access the genAI tool is given to corporate data, and how that access can be misused by hackers, or even by people within a company. Ivan Fioravanti, co-founder and CTO for CoreView, which focuses on Microsoft 365 management configuration…
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Why Virgin Atlantic is turning to Microsoft Copilot for productivity gains
As businesses look to spur new levels of productivity through generative AI, it can be difficult for the average IT decision-maker (ITDM) to work out exactly how to integrate the technology into the workflow of their organization. Having decided on Microsoft Copilot as its AI tool of choice, British airline Virgin Atlantic looked to tackle this problem by introducing the…
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Copilot+ PCs that use Intel and AMD chips coming in November – Computerworld
Copilot+ PCs — special Windows computers equipped with the latest AI functions — first arrived in May. But only hardware using Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite or X Plus chips were designated as ready for Copilot+ by Microsoft As of November, new PCs that run processors from Intel and AMD will also be covered. Specifically, they’ll be equipped with Intel Core…
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Copilot+ PCs expand availability with new AMD and Intel silicon
The first Copilot+ PCs started hitting the market in May, but they were only available with Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon X Elite and X Plus CPUs. If you wanted a new laptop with AMD or Intel chips that could support all of Windows 11’s new AI-centric features, you were basically left out in the cold. But that will soon change, as…
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Windows 11 will resume Recall AI testing with Copilot+ PCs in October
Microsoft will start testing Windows Recall in October. The feature will be available as a preview for Copilot+ PCs. The company isn’t giving specific details about the new changes. Microsoft didn’t abandon its Recall AI feature for Windows 11. The company now says it’ll be available as a preview for testers in October. Originally, the software giant wanted to make…
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Microsoft Copilot could have serious vulnerabilities after researchers reveal data leak issues in RAG systems
Researchers have discovered a huge potential problem in retrieval augmented generation (RAG) systems, the backend technology of tools such as Microsoft Copilot currently used today. Based at the University of Texas, a group of five researchers claimed to have discovered a class of security vulnerabilities they dubbed ‘ConfusedPilot.’ They say these vulnerabilities can “confuse” Copilot for Microsoft 365 into committing…
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