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Microsoft’s Copilot has moved from a helpful sidebar to a full‑blown, personality‑driven assistant with the Fall Update — a sweeping package that adds an animated avatar called Mico, multi‑person Copilot Groups, long‑term memory controls and cross‑service connectors, deeper Microsoft Edge...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot update pushes the company’s vision of an “AI companion” into a more social, integrated, and visually expressive direction, introducing a cluster of features — from a cartoonish avatar named Mico to cross‑service connectors and browser “storylines” — that aim to make AI...

Microsoft’s new Copilot avatar, Mico, arrives as an unmistakable attempt to give Microsoft’s assistant a friendly, expressive face for voice and learning interactions — a deliberately non‑human, blob‑like companion that listens, emotes, and even hides a cheeky Clippy easter egg for users who...

Microsoft’s Copilot is taking a deliberate step away from being a neutral utility and toward becoming a more conversational, social, and personality-driven assistant with today’s update: group chats that bring multiple people into a single Copilot session, a selectable “real talk” mode that adds...

Microsoft’s Copilot just moved from a helpful sidebar to a full-fledged, personality-driven productivity layer across Windows, Edge and mobile — and the Fall Release is the most aggressive push yet to make that transition real for everyday users and IT teams. Background / Overview Microsoft’s...

Microsoft's Copilot has been reshaped into a far more social, expressive, and agentic assistant today, with a cluster of updates — from collaborative group chats and an expressive avatar called Mico to a new "Real Talk" personality, smarter memory, and browser-driven "Journeys" — that together...

Microsoft’s consumer Copilot just took its biggest public step yet toward becoming a persistent, personality-driven assistant — adding long-term memory, shareable group chats, a voice-first tutor persona called Mico, new Google and Outlook connectors, and a raft of safety and editing tools that...

Microsoft has pushed a substantial update to Copilot that turns the assistant from a solo helper into a more collaborative, expressive, and deeply integrated part of the browsing and productivity experience — adding shared “Groups” for up to 32 people, the ability (with permission) to reason...

Microsoft’s Copilot has a new face — a playful, animated avatar named Mico — and a cheeky little secret: if you prod it enough on mobile, it will eventually morph into Clippy, Microsoft’s famous (or infamous) paperclip assistant from the Office 97 era. The Mico reveal is part of a broader...

Microsoft's Copilot has been reshaped into a far more social, agentic and personality-driven assistant with the Fall Update: a visible avatar called Mico, a new Copilot Mode in Microsoft Edge that can act on users' behalf, group-aware chat and collaboration tools, a health‑focused experience...

Microsoft’s new Copilot avatar, Mico, is Microsoft’s most visible attempt yet to give AI a friendly face — and an explicit rebuke to the memory of Clippy — as the company rolls personality, group collaboration, and “Real Talk” disagreement modes into Copilot while trying to thread a narrow...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot update pushes the assistant further toward a personality-driven, multimodal helper — introducing a tactile avatar called Mico (with a built‑in Clippy easter egg), an argumentation-style Real Talk mode, expanded Advanced Search, and new group chat capabilities that are...