Copilot is the new UI for AI,” said Microsoft corporate vice president of AI at Work Jared Spataro at the reveal of Microsoft 365 Copilot Phase 2.

Microsoft is announcing its new Copilot Pages feature today, which is designed to be a canvas for “multiplayer AI collaboration.” Copilot Pages lets you use Microsoft’s Copilot chatbot and pull responses into a new page where they can be edited collaboratively with others.

While it's unclear if mainstream PC users are actually using Microsoft's Copilot AI, the company claims that businesses using MS 365 Copilot are seeing plenty of benefits. According to a Microsoft survey,

Microsoft unveiled a range of updates to the generative AI tool aimed at business users, including new Copilot features in Excel, Word, Outlook, and Teams.

One of Microsoft Copilot's biggest advantages is its ability to help users within the Microsoft 365 apps, which have become a steady cornerstone of many people's workflows. With Wave 2, Microsoft is using customer feedback to further its Copilot assistance in the applications and improve user accessibility.

Copilot Pages is Microsoft's new headline feature, with improvements to user experience for small businesses also being rolled out.

Talk to Copilot like it's a coworker, create interactive pages from chats, enable dynamic storytelling in PowerPoint, and more.

In Microsoft Teams, Copilot can now "reason" over a meeting transcript and meeting chat, enabling users to ask if there were any missed questions. A new feature in Outlook called

Microsoft has announced updates to its Microsoft 365 Copilot AI assistant, including expanded AI capabilities in individual apps, the ability to create autonomous agents, and a new AI-powered collaboration workspace.

The firm kept its Overweight rating and $515 target price on the stock and noted that it remains focused on tech advancements and view Copilot as the next key unlock for Microsoft. On Monday, the U.S.