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What are Microsoft's different Copilots? Here's what they are and how you can use them

At an overall level, Microsoft's Copilot represents a breakthrough technology in artificial intelligence (AI). Microsoft has launched several Copilots with different capabilities for different purposes and strives to make the Copilot technology available to all users.

“We are the Copilot company,” expressed Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella during the company's Ignite event. "We believe in a future where there will be a Copilot for everyone and everything you do."

Originally known as Bing Chat, Microsoft Copilot is an AI chatbot that can perform a variety of tasks, including coding, typing, generating images, and answering general questions. Microsoft has extended the Copilot concept to various applications and experiences, including Microsoft 365, and aims to offer AI assistance in all aspects of workflows.

Is Microsoft Copilot already available?

Yes, Microsoft Copilot, formerly known as Bing Chat, has been available since February, but it got its current name at the Microsoft Ignite event in November.

Other Copilots, such as Copilot on Windows and Copilot for Microsoft 365, have different launch dates. Copilot on Windows was rolled out on Windows 11 on September 26 through an update, while Copilot for Microsoft 365 began reaching enterprise customers on November 1 and will be available to non-enterprise users later.

Is Microsoft Copilot free?

Yes, Microsoft Copilot (formerly Bing Chat) is available for free. However, costs may vary for application-specific Copilots depending on the service they are integrated with.

Copilot for Microsoft 365, for example, is offered to business customers for $30 per user per month. Copilot on Windows, on the other hand, was launched for free via a Windows 11 update. Other applications such as Copilot for Sales and Copilot for Service have a price tag of $50 per user.

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Microsoft's various Copilots

What is Copilot for Microsoft 365?

Copilot for Microsoft 365 refers to the integration of the Copilot AI assistant into Microsoft's productivity software family, including Teams, Word, Outlook, Excel and PowerPoint. It optimizes workflows by supporting tasks such as generating text and tables in Word, summarizing emails in Outlook, and creating Python visualizations in Excel.

What is Copilot in Windows?

Copilot in Windows is an AI assistant in Windows that can assist with various tasks, from PC settings to generative assistance. It can help turn on dark mode, organize windows, type text or help with purchases through a simple conversation.

What is Microsoft Security Copilot?

Microsoft Security Copilot combines AI with cyber security to offer users advanced protection against cyber attacks. It analyzes data to detect unusual behavior and improves real-time reactions with automated response mechanisms.

What are Microsoft Copilot for Service and Copilot for Sales?

Copilot for Service and Copilot for Sales are focused on optimizing business operations with the help of AI. Copilot for Service integrates with CRM applications to offer AI-guided responses and resources for each customer. Copilot for Sales is designed to increase productivity and customize sales interactions to close more deals.

What is Microsoft 365 Chat?

Microsoft 365 Chat is part of the Microsoft 365 Copilot experience and acts as a chat interface that accesses data across various Microsoft applications to answer questions and assist with tasks.

What is Google's version of Microsoft Copilot?

Google has its own version of Microsoft Copilot, called Duet AI. Duet AI is integrated into Google Workspace and offers assistance in applications such as Google Docs, Slides, Meet, Gmail and Chat. It was made available to businesses in August, and users can request a trial by filling out an online form.

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