Microsoft hat sein KI-Tool Copilot aktualisiert und bietet spannende neue Funktionen für Teams.
In Kürze
- Gruppenchat für bis zu 32 Personen mit KI-Unterstützung
- Langzeitgedächtnis für persönliche Informationen
- Optimierte Integration mit Outlook, Gmail und Google Drive
Microsoft’s New Update for Copilot
Microsoft has released a fresh update for its AI application, Copilot, which is likely to be of great benefit to teams. With the new „Groups“ feature, up to 32 people can brainstorm, plan, and collaborate simultaneously in an AI-assisted group chat. The special aspect of this feature is that Copilot summarizes the conversation, makes suggestions, and assigns tasks. A simple link is enough to start the group chat, and all participants can follow the chat history in real-time.
Long-term Memory Feature
Another exciting feature of the update is Copilot’s long-term memory. Here, users can store personal information such as birthdays or tasks, which later automatically appear in conversations or planning. These memories are viewable, customizable, or deletable at any time as needed.
Integration with Other Services
Furthermore, Microsoft has optimized the integration of Copilot with services like Outlook, Gmail, and Google Drive. Users can now search documents, emails, or appointments using simple language. Microsoft emphasizes that this is compliant with privacy regulations and requires active consent.
Copilot in Microsoft Edge Browser
In the Microsoft Edge Browser, Copilot becomes an AI-assisted tool that summarizes open tabs, compares content, and even autonomously performs actions like filling out forms. Voice control allows users to operate the browser without a mouse or keyboard. New features such as „Journeys“ enable users to review previous browser sessions thematically. Additionally, there is the „Learn Live“ mode, which imparts knowledge similar to a tutor.
Availability
Currently, these innovations are initially available in the USA, but an introduction in other countries is expected soon.
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- Quelle: Microsoft
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