Microsoft is giving its Copilot app another facelift. Microsoft’s Copilot app adds Office, natural coding and automation. Following a minor refresh earlier this year, the Copilot app will debut a new tabbed interface, as well as direct integration of Office apps.
It’s all part of a move towards making Copilot more useful for consumers and businesses, alike. While the company hasn’t really made the case for serious consumer Copilot adoption, it’s another story for enterprises who need to constantly process data, generate reports and create presentations. The new Copilot app will feature a "Home" tab, where your typical AI chats and other work occurs.
Eventually, the company says the Home tab will also be able to intelligently route your requests between Copilot’s different modes. For example, a simple question may stay within the Chat mode, while a more complex query might trigger the Copilot mode, where you can delegate work to Copilot. The "Code" tab, meanwhile, lets you create small tasks through natural language requests, no programming skills required.
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