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Contextual data refers to information that gains meaning from its surrounding environment, such as user intent, location, or historical interactions. In the WindowsForum.com discussions, contextual data appears in threads about Excel's =COPILOT() function, which processes natural-language prompts within formulas to return results that update dynamically based on cell changes. Another thread covers Twilio's AI-driven customer engagement platform, which uses contextual data from omnichannel communications to personalize interactions. A third thread on mixed reality highlights how contextual data from sensors and user actions enables immersive business applications. These examples show contextual data as a key enabler of AI features, real-time personalization, and adaptive computing experiences in Microsoft ecosystems.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Excel Copilot in the Formula Bar: AI Inside Formulas with =COPILOT()

    Microsoft's decision to let Excel call a Copilot directly from the formula bar — the new =COPILOT function — marks one of the clearest signals yet that generative AI is becoming a native part of everyday productivity tooling rather than an add‑on sitting in a sidebar or separate app. The...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    Twilio SIGNAL 2025 Unveils AI-Driven Customer Engagement Innovations and Microsoft Partnership

    Twilio's SIGNAL 2025 conference has unveiled a suite of advancements poised to redefine customer engagement through artificial intelligence (AI) and strategic collaboration. Central to these announcements is the introduction of a next-generation customer engagement platform and a strategic...