desktop automation

When was the last time you coaxed an AI into clicking a button for you, only to find it ended in a digital stalemate — a kind of “No, you do it” stand-off between human and machine? Well, those days may soon be numbered. Microsoft’s Copilot Studio has tossed aside the babysitter and picked up a...

Move over, tedious button-mashing and mind-numbing form-filling—Microsoft is sending in the bots, and they’re your new virtual office colleagues. In what could be one of the most under-hyped revolutions in the workplace since the advent of instant coffee, Microsoft has unveiled a "computer use"...

When your coffee machine is quieter than your IT department at 7 a.m., you know you’re living in the age of automation. And if you haven’t heard the latest murmurings from Redmond, let’s just say Microsoft is serving up far more than silent lobbies and vanilla chatbots: the company's Copilot...

Microsoft’s Copilot Studio has just taken a monumental leap forward with the introduction of its “Computer Use” skill, enabling AI agents to interact with desktop apps and websites just like a human operator—no APIs required. Here’s what Windows power users and IT professionals need to know to...

Introducing Next-Gen UI Automation: Microsoft Copilot Studio Unlocks Computer Use for Agents In the rapidly shifting world of artificial intelligence, Microsoft has consistently been at the vanguard, delivering tools that redefine how organizations solve complex business challenges. Today...