Microsoft turns Copilot into a superapp and breaks the flat rate of AI
The platform will integrate the chatbot, Office applications, programming tools, and autonomous agents that tasks can be delegated to. Microsoft will apply a consumption-based billing model to the most complex AI tasks.
Microsoft is advancing its vision of converting Copilot into a comprehensive artificial intelligence application for work. The new Copilot integrates a chatbot, Office applications, programming tools, and autonomous agents that can be delegated tasks. Microsoft will apply a consumption-based billing model for more complex AI tasks, marking a change in its pricing strategy.
The company aims to make Copilot the primary entry point for enterprise AI, with features like Autopilot, which can follow projects and coordinate tasks, and Code, a tool that allows employees to create applications without programming knowledge.
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