Microsoft Corporation (MSFT.US) releases Copilot Pages to integrate more AI functionalities into flagship products.

Microsoft Corporation (MSFT.US) announced the "Wave 2 of Copilot" project, in which the company is further integrating artificial intelligence capabilities into its main products. Microsoft Corporation unveiled a new Copilot Pages feature on Monday, aimed at becoming a platform for multi-person AI collaboration. Copilot Pages allows users to chat with Microsoft Corporation's Copilot Siasun Robot & Automation and add their responses to a new page for collaborative editing with others. Jared Spataro, Vice President of Artificial Intelligence in the work domain at Microsoft Corporation, said, "With the help of Copilot, you and your team can work together on a single page, see everyone's work in real time, and collaborate with Copilot as a partner, adding more content from your data, files, and the web to the page. This is a new way of working - a multi-person, human-machine interaction mode." Microsoft Corporation has also added Copilot functionality to its Microsoft 365 applications, including Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, Word, OneDrive, and Outlook. Users of Microsoft 365 Copilot can now use these new features today, with others gaining access over the next few weeks. Microsoft Corporation has also launched Copilot Agents for all businesses. Copilot Studio can now be used to build custom agents. The company stated, "They can reason, be trained, and even know when to seek help. Some are fully autonomous and can coordinate with other agents. These agents can extract valuable data from SharePoint, Microsoft Dynamics 365, or your business systems, and help Copilot become smarter about your business and its processes. You can also expand their capabilities by equipping them with new skills, such as sending emails, updating records, or creating support tickets. This is just the beginning of the second wave. In the next two months, we have more to show you."