A forty-page document and ten minutes before the meeting. Here's how Copilot's automatic summary and suggestion pills get you to the answer that matters, faster than reading it end to end.

There's a natural rhythm to creating documents with Microsoft 365 Copilot that most people fall into by accident: start in chat, finish in the app. Here's how the Word Agent and Edit with Copilot split the work.

Edit with Copilot works inside a document you already have open — but what if the document doesn't exist yet? That's what the Word Agent is for.

A good Copilot Chat answer disappears the moment you close the window. Here's how Copilot Pages turns it into something durable and shareable, and how to convert that Page into a real Word document.

"Skill" has become one of the most overloaded words in the Copilot vocabulary. Here is where it actually exists as a real feature in Microsoft 365 — Excel, PowerPoint, SharePoint, and Agent Builder — how the packaging differs on each surface, and how to tell when a repeated task belongs in a prompt, a skill, or an agent.

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Everyone’s voice matters! We want to publish your content on all things you build with code, low-code, no-code on and around Microsoft 365.

Agent evaluations provide a disciplined process to assess AI agent quality and build evidence-backed confidence in their real-world behavior.

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Find out how we’re measuring AI’s impact at Microsoft to unlock greater value and drive continuous improvement.

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The article compares AI productivity tools: ChatGPT Projects, Claude Projects, and Microsoft 365 Copilot Agents. Key distinctions include organizational capabilities, context retention, and integration. Projects focus on structure and collaboration, while agents provide real-time assistance. Understanding these differences helps users choose tools that align with their workflow needs for enhanced productivity.

Microsoft just released the information that GPT-4.5 preview model is available for deployment at Azure AI Foundry! Not everyone can yet use this, but it requires a registration before it can be us…

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