copilot actions

Microsoft’s latest wave of updates pushes Microsoft 365 Copilot from an assistant into a platform: new Copilot Actions, domain-aware agents, a Copilot Control System for IT, and analytics that promise to measure real business impact — all designed to make AI-driven workflows both more powerful...

Microsoft has begun shipping Copilot Actions to Windows users as part of the broader Copilot rollout, bringing experimental agentic automation—agents that can click, type, open files and chain multi‑step workflows—to Windows in a permissioned, visible Agent Workspace designed for auditability...

Microsoft has quietly added a device‑wide Settings toggle in Windows 11 that provisions a contained runtime for on‑device AI agents — an “Agent Workspace” and per‑agent accounts — allowing Copilot Actions (and third‑party agents) to perform UI‑level tasks like opening apps, clicking buttons, and...

Microsoft has begun a staggered, OS‑level rollout of its AI assistant Copilot across Windows 11, turning what was once a sidebar experiment into a multimodal platform woven into the taskbar, Start menu, File Explorer and core update channels while other Windows 11 components—from Sticky Notes to...

Microsoft’s blunt claim that Windows is “evolving into an agentic OS” is more than marketing puffery — it describes a deliberate platform redesign that elevates AI from an add‑on assistant to a first‑class system component that can reason, plan, and act across apps, files, and services on your...

Microsoft’s preview of agentic features in Windows 11 — where Copilot-style assistants move from “suggest” to “act” — is a technical milestone with meaningful productivity upside and a suite of novel security and governance challenges that administrators and power users must treat as deliberate...

Microsoft’s latest documentation tweak has reignited a long-smoldering debate about AI in the operating system: the company now explicitly urges users to “read through this information and understand the security implications of enabling an agent on your computer,” a blunt admonition tucked into...

Microsoft’s Windows 11 is moving from “suggest and assist” to “do for you”: a new Agent Workspace preview lets AI agents run in their own contained desktop session and—if granted permission—open apps, read and write files, and perform UI-level actions on behalf of the user, a shift Microsoft...

Microsoft’s warning about the security implications of its new agentic AI features for Windows 11 is a clear signal that the company sees both major promise and meaningful risk in letting AI act autonomously on users’ behalf—and that caution will be essential during the feature’s early rollout...

Microsoft’s new Agent Workspace for Copilot — an experimental feature now rolling to Windows Insiders — promises a leap in desktop productivity by letting AI agents act on files and apps in a separate, observable session, but Microsoft’s own documentation and security experts warn that the...

Microsoft’s blunt security warning about Copilot Actions collapses two conversations into one: the promise of a desktop that can do for you, and the reality that giving an AI the ability to act — not just advise — fundamentally changes the operating system’s threat model. The previewed Copilot...

Microsoft’s blunt admission that Windows 11’s new “agentic” features introduce novel security risks turns what was pitched as a productivity breakthrough into one of the most consequential security conversations for desktops in years. Background Microsoft is previewing a set of features that...

Microsoft’s next big bet on PC productivity is arriving as software that can act for you — not just suggest, but do — and it’s arriving inside Windows 11 as an experimental, opt‑in “agentic AI” platform that can sort photos, send emails, edit files, and automate settings directly from the...

Microsoft has begun shipping the plumbing that turns that vision into reality: Agent Workspaces, per‑agent identities, and an experimental, administrator‑gated toggle that lets AI “agents” run in a contained session and — with permission — read and act on files in your Documents, Downloads...

Forty years after Windows first shipped to manufacturers on November 20, 1985, Microsoft finds itself at an inflection point: a company-wide push to make Windows an “agentic OS” has reignited old frustrations about reliability, privacy and user control while promising a fundamentally different...

Microsoft’s rollout of an experimental feature called Copilot Actions and a new agent workspace transforms Windows from a passive host for applications into an operating system that can run autonomous AI agents — and Microsoft’s own warning that these agentic features introduce “novel security...

Microsoft’s own documentation and multiple independent outlets now confirm a fundamental shift in Windows 11: Microsoft is moving from a suggestion-driven assistant model toward an agentic OS capable of running autonomous "agents" that can act on a user’s behalf — and the company is explicit...

Microsoft’s rollout of Copilot Actions for Windows 11 — an experimental agentic feature that lets AI act on a user’s behalf to organize files, send emails, fill forms and automate multi‑step desktop tasks — has thrust a new class of security questions into the mainstream. The preview is being...

Microsoft has begun shipping the plumbing that turns Windows 11 from an assistant into an agentic operating system: a recent Insider update surfaces an explicit, opt‑in toggle for experimental agentic features, and the Copilot app now includes Copilot Actions, a preview capability that runs AI...

Microsoft’s latest push to make Windows 11 an AI-first operating system landed in plain sight this week: the platform is being reshaped to host autonomous, auditable AI agents that can run in the background, interact with apps, and act on local files — all inside a contained runtime Microsoft...