Built around the way work actually happens, the new Copilot identity brings apps, tools, and context into one connected expression.
Take a behind-the-scenes look.
What if an icon could do more than identify a product, but mirror its purpose?
Explore the thinking behind the evolution of the Copilot icon:
More models, more ways to delegate work to Copilot.
OpenAI's GPT-6.1 Sol and Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 5.5 start rolling out today, joining the Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol options we added earlier this month.
Pick the model that fits the task, and Work IQ helps ground responses in your files, meetings and chats, within your existing permissions.
Rolling out today in Copilot Cowork and Copilot Studio. Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Chat follow in phases over the coming week.
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The new Copilot brings Home, Code, and Autopilot together in one place to help you create custom apps, build a deck, automate workflows, and pick up work where you left off.
Start using the Copilot app now and try out new features when they become available in Frontier:
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AI built for work should help teams find answers in company data, develop their ideas, and build agents around their own workflows.
That means thinking beyond whichever model is winning this week and giving businesses AI embedded in the apps they use and the intellectual property that sets them apart from the competition.
Read the full letter from Jared Spataro, Chief Marketing Officer, AI at Work, on how Microsoft is building AI for work.
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This is big for makers! An important part of this new OS: everything you build with Copilot you can now deploy to the Copilot Managed Runtime. That means apps "just work," can be shared like documents, and are fully secured and managed in the Microsoft Admin Center -- no matter whether you start creating them in the flow of work, in the Code tab, with Copilot Studio, or any coding agent of your choice. Check out more details on the blog:
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People increasingly want to hand off more work to AI and turn their ideas into automations or apps. That shaped what we’re building with Copilot.
Autopilot and Managed Apps in Code / Cowork have been two of my favorites to use internally these past couple of months.
You can give Autopilot a role and a goal and it keeps working across days or weeks. Mine is named Apollo. :) And when you want to build an app with Copilot, Managed Apps let you share it with your team.
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We’re bringing the full power of Microsoft Office into the Copilot app, so you can go from initial idea to finished work all in one place, with the fidelity, performance, and collaboration you rely on.
Looking forward to you giving it a try in Frontier soon. Learn more:
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How I use Autopilot.
To create routines that aggregate and organize all the information I need to do by job and make sure subsequent questions are fast and accurate.
Thank you for turning
@openclaw into a project that I (and my team) could show up and make better. What many people don’t know is that this project is one of the best places to learn how agentic engineering is evolving.
It’s also been a lot of fun. It’s quite empowering to think of an idea, merge a PR and see it show up and work for millions of people.
As we shape Autopilot we are also shaping OpenClaw’s future.
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Been working with Omar and Peter and Jakob and the team on this since conception. Watching Omar cook has been super fun! Autopilot (née Scout) is managed OpenClaw with special herbs and spices! Let’s hear it for open source! (I wanted to call it Clippy)
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Today we announced the preview of Microsoft Autopilot is rolling out to our first customers - "Autopilot is a persistent, proactive and personal agent that keeps working even when you’re not"
It's been a while since I updated you all on what we are building. First Scout is now Autopilot, and my team leads building this personal agent.
We are building Autopilot on
@openclaw, working with
@steipete and the OpenClaw Foundation to make it a fantastic enterprise grade runtime.
Re-introducing Sebastian, my Autopilot - and he is as excited as I am!
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The next chapter of AI isn't just about better models, it's what we do with it.
Your AI lineup just got bigger. Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5.5 and OpenAI’s GPT-6 Sol are rolling out in Microsoft Copilot across Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Chat, Cowork, and Copilot Studio.
With Work IQ bringing the context of your work, you can choose the model that best fits the task at hand.
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Two new frontier models are available as part of the model choice with
@MSFTCopilot : Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol.
Looking forward to seeing what this unlocks for customers in their Excel, PowerPoint, and Word documents.
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We're back on October 6th | 9am PT for our next AI at Work webinar!
Join us for an inside look at exciting new feature updates, live demos, and stick around for our live Q&A.
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Every team has a different way of building slides, but yours shouldn’t.
Now available: Brand Kit and Skills in Copilot in PowerPoint help teams create on-brand presentations faster, reducing repetitive formatting, eliminating the hunt for the right template, and making it easier to scale approved designs.
• Brand Kit brings approved templates, colors, fonts, and brand assets directly into the creation process with Copilot.
• Skills help streamline common PowerPoint tasks people do repeatedly to speed up presentation creation with Copilot.
Less time on slide styles. More time on what those slides are trying to say. Learn more:
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Launching even more models in Copilot.
Grok models from SpaceXAI are rolling out in Copilot in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint—starting with a focused release to customers in the Microsoft Frontier program.
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From turning ideas into apps (available in the Frontier program) to working directly in the files your team already uses, the latest Copilot Cowork updates are designed for the way work actually gets done.
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Now you can build apps in Cowork and Copilot Studio.
Just another vibecoding play? Not quite. Many agents can write a decent front end today. The important part is what happens before and after.
Now anyone can build in the flow of work, in the context of Work IQ. "Let's create a plan for this next product launch" can naturally evolve to "let's build an app based on the discussion in yesterday's meeting and the email and Teams threads about the project."
And, critically, the apps you create are hosted, secured, and fully managed by Microsoft, connecting natively to the places you already keep business data. So no more "check out my cool app at localhost:3000" or "great, now I need to spin up a bunch of services and jump through a bunch of approval hoops to deploy this thing."
Just click 'share' and send a link, we'll take it from there.
More details about the new /app skill on the Cowork blog:
And the same capabilities coming to Studio here:
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How does someone become an NFL Analyst?
I met with Seahawks Analyst Brian Eayrs to learn about his career and how he uses Copilot in Excel. It all started with a genuine passion for both football and spreadsheets.
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Last month I met up with Seahawks Analyst Brian Eayrs to see how Copilot in Excel is helping inform their gameday decisions. Getting to see how my favorite team is using a product I've spent so much of my career working on was an amazing experience.
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