human centered ai

Microsoft’s latest Copilot “Fall Release” recasts the assistant as a deliberately human‑centred companion — a bundled set of a dozen consumer‑facing upgrades that add personality, long‑term memory, group collaboration, browser‑level agency, and health and learning workflows to Copilot across...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot Fall Release brings back a note of nostalgia — and a sharp reminder of modern AI’s design trade-offs — by introducing Mico, an expressive animated avatar that can briefly transform into the old Office mascot Clippit (Clippy) as a hidden Easter egg, while rolling out a...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot Fall Release reframes the assistant as an explicitly human‑centered companion — an optional, animated persona named Mico, long‑term memory and connectors, shared Copilot Groups for up to 32 people, voice‑first tutoring called Learn Live, and expanded agentic browser...

Microsoft’s Copilot Fall Release lands as a sweeping redefinition of AI on the company’s terms: more personal, more social, and explicitly framed as a human‑first companion rather than an attention‑hungry automation engine. Overview Microsoft announced the Copilot Fall Release as a coordinated...

Microsoft’s newest attempt to put a friendly face on AI arrived this week in the form of Mico, an animated, non‑human avatar built into Copilot’s voice experience — part of a broader Copilot Fall Release that also adds group sessions, a “Real Talk” mode, Learn Live tutoring flows, and expanded...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot update reframes the assistant as intentionally social, expressive, and human-centered — an AI companion that remembers, argues when necessary, and can collaborate with groups or act on behalf of users with explicit consent. This Fall release bundles a dozen headline...