On Friday (April 4), as Microsoft celebrated its 50th anniversary, the company rolled out exciting updates to Copilot, its AI-powered assistant.
With this latest upgrade, Copilot gets even smarter—introducing features like Deep Research, similar to tools found in other advanced AI models like Gemini and ChatGPT. This new capability allows users to dive into more complex topics, enabling the AI to process deeper questions and provide more context-rich answers. It’s a real time-saver for those exploring unfamiliar or detailed subjects.
But the standout feature? Copilot can now take action on your behalf. With simple, clear commands, users can now ask the AI to book tickets for events, reserve tables at restaurants, and more—making it a truly hands-on assistant for everyday tasks.
Microsoft also revealed that Copilot will now come with an improved, personalized memory. It will remember past interactions, helping it understand your preferences and maintain more natural, context-aware conversations over time.
These updates mark another big step forward in how AI can simplify our daily lives—just in time for Microsoft’s milestone celebration.
News from Azure Ai
As part of its advancements in generative AI, Microsoft also announced new tools for its Generative AI App Creation Platform, aimed at helping developers build safer and more reliable AI-powered applications. Here’s what’s new:
- Red Teaming Agent AI: A tool designed to probe AI models for security vulnerabilities and potential weaknesses, helping teams address safety concerns early in the development process.
- Semantic Kernel Agent Framework: This framework simplifies the creation of multi-agent systems, reducing the amount of code developers need to write and streamlining complex workflows.
- Agent Assessments: A feature that provides risk and quality evaluations for AI agents, enabling development teams to build more trustworthy and lower-risk AI applications.
These tools reflect Microsoft’s ongoing commitment to responsible AI development—focusing not just on capabilities, but also on security, efficiency, and reliability.
When will the news be available?
According to Microsoft, the distribution of tools Starts on April 4, 2025and extends in the following weeks.
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