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The ai pilot tag on WindowsForum.com collects discussion of early-stage AI deployments, with a focus on Microsoft 365 Copilot rollouts in real organizations. Coverage includes the University of Georgia's expansion of its student AI program, where Microsoft 365 Copilot became one of the premium licenses offered through a limited pilot, alongside activation and assignment rules that determine which students actually receive access. For Windows and Microsoft 365 users, the practical angle is how pilot licensing, eligibility, and provisioning work when an institution tests Copilot before wider adoption. Related items touch on AI literacy courses, teaching guidance, research seed grants, and certificates that often accompany these programs.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Jefferson Community College to Pilot Copilot-Powered Student Assistant Ahead of Spring 2027

    Jefferson Community College (JCC) in Watertown, New York, is about to put a Microsoft Copilot-powered student assistant through its paces. Its name is "Ask Jefferson," and it's the kind of campus deployment IT admins in education may recognize. The college's Board of Trustees got its first look...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    UGA Microsoft 365 Copilot Pilot: Premium Student Licenses, Activation and Assignment Rules

    The University of Georgia says it is expanding its AI program for students, faculty and staff. For Windows and Microsoft 365 users, the main news is that Microsoft 365 Copilot is now one of the premium licenses offered in UGA's student AI pilot. The rest of the announcement covers a central AI...