Microsoft is putting the final touches on a feature for Copilot in Excel that will make it easy to important data from the ...

If you’re a Microsoft 365 subscriber with a Personal or Family subscription, Microsoft just flipped a switch and activated Copilot AI features for your account. It’s a new part of your ...

During the second year of Kyndryl’s 24-month global IT transformation, we made a strategic decision to invest in generative ...

with the former bringing Copilot’s Microsoft 365 capabilities in the Windows interface. Copilot Pro is Microsoft’s premium Copilot product, priced at $20 per month. Copilot Pro customers get ...

A standard subscription to Microsoft 365 includes Copilot for an additional $3 per month. Here’s how to get a cheaper Classic plan without the AI features. PC hardware is nice, but it’s not ...

Love Microsoft Copilot? Hate Microsoft Copilot? It doesn’t really matter: Chances are that if you’ve signed up for Microsoft 365, you’re now paying more for Microsoft’s integration of ...

You'd think that Microsoft's marketing team would have learned something after last year's shambolic rollout of the Recall feature. Maybe, before trying another rollout, they might talk to a few ...

Copilot is the AI Assistant provided by Microsoft and it comes in two different levels. Copilot chat can be accessed by everyone with a William & Mary Office 365 subscription, students must be 18 ...

Microsoft announced over the weekend that it has expanded its Microsoft Copilot (AI) bug bounty program and increased payouts ...

Explore the benefits, features, and best practices of Microsoft Copilot in OneNote to streamline your workflow and save time.

Microsoft introduces a consumption-based pricing model for its Microsoft 365 Copilot AI assistant. This new service allows businesses to pay based on usage rather than the number of users.

No. Only the main account holder in the plan gets the Copilot Pro features. Does a Microsoft 365 Subscription Provide the Same Copilot Features as a Copilot Pro Subscription? No. With a Microsoft ...