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Microsoft has confirmed a software error that allowed its Copilot for Microsoft 365 assistant to read and summarize emails marked as confidential, bypassing the Data Loss Prevention (DLP) controls organizations rely on — and the problem persisted long enough that many IT teams are now scrambling...

Microsoft’s flagship productivity AI for Microsoft 365 has a glaring privacy problem: for weeks a code error allowed Copilot Chat to read and summarize emails that organizations had explicitly labelled as confidential, bypassing Data Loss Prevention (DLP) controls and undermining a core tenant...

Corrections has quietly moved from piloting generative tools to policing them: after a small number of staff were found to have used Microsoft Copilot Chat to help draft formal casework — including Extended Supervision Order reports — the department has labelled that behaviour “unacceptable,”...

Microsoft's recent expansion of Microsoft 365 Copilot transforms it from a contextual chat helper into a platform-level assistant that can reach across an organization’s data landscape, ingesting third-party and tenant-specific sources, publishing reusable agents, and exporting AI telemetry into...

Microsoft’s Copilot is now the practical fulcrum of Microsoft’s AI strategy: a multimodal, tenant‑grounded assistant that lives in Windows, Edge, Bing and the Microsoft 365 applications, and—if your organization chooses—can be tuned, governed and embedded into line‑of‑business workflows to...

Microsoft’s long silence on Copilot adoption ended with a number that looks impressive at first glance and uncomfortable the more you unpack it: Microsoft said it now has 15 million paid Microsoft 365 Copilot seats, and its developer product, GitHub Copilot, has about 4.7 million paid...

Microsoft’s latest investor and product disclosures finally put hard numbers around the Copilot story — and those numbers tell two different, sometimes contradictory stories: sizable paid traction at the seat-and-subscription level, and a deliberately aggregated, opaque view of consumer reach...

Microsoft’s confirmation that Microsoft 365 Copilot now counts 15 million paid seats crystallises both a major milestone and a fresh set of questions for enterprise IT teams, investors, and product strategists: the product is clearly monetising, but penetration into Microsoft’s massive installed...

Kankakee Community College will host a practical, hands‑on session titled Microsoft Copilot in the Workplace on Friday, April 3, from 1:00–2:30 p.m. at KCC’s Riverfront Campus (100 College Drive, Room D122). For $40, attendees will learn how to use Microsoft Copilot inside familiar Microsoft...

Microsoft 365 Copilot is already changing how teams prepare slides, wrangle spreadsheets, and run meetings — and not by automating everything, but by automating the right things. The practical walkthrough popularized by David Fortin’s Geeky Gadgets piece condenses that shift into seven...

Microsoft’s Copilot has moved from marketing demo to frontline paper trialled inside the largest UK welfare department — and the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) now says the paid, licensed version of Microsoft 365 Copilot saved civil servants an average of 19 minutes per working day on...

Microsoft’s Copilot in 2026 feels less like a single product and more like a sprawling productivity layer stitched into everything Microsoft touches: Windows, Edge, Microsoft 365, GitHub, and even first‑party apps like Paint and Clipchamp. The assistant has grown fast—gaining voice and vision...

Microsoft’s Copilot has moved from a promising experiment to an unavoidable part of Microsoft’s product strategy, and the 2026 iteration is where convenience, cost and control collide — often in the same sentence. The platform now threads voice, vision, document processing, image generation and...

Microsoft’s Copilot is becoming a practical, low‑friction entry point for charities that want the productivity gains of generative AI while keeping data inside familiar Microsoft 365 boundaries — but doing it well means pairing the tool with governance, measurement and new staff skills...

Microsoft’s Copilot is no longer sailing unchallenged: recent reporting and independent measures show the assistant losing ground on key user metrics, encountering operational friction in production environments, and ceding consumer mindshare to rivals — a pattern that raises urgent questions...

Microsoft Copilot can feel like a helpful, intuitive assistant—until you start thinking about what it remembers, what it shares, and how your chats might be used to train the very models that answer you. PCMag’s hands‑on guide—“Use Microsoft Copilot? 7 Settings I Changed Right Away to Protect My...

TeKnowledge’s arrival at WebSummit Qatar 2026 marks a practical turn in the region’s AI story: the company will be demonstrating what it calls enterprise‑ready agentic AI alongside Microsoft at the event in Doha, pitching a jump from pilots to production for governments and large organizations...

Microsoft’s high‑profile test of “Copilot everywhere” — a staged, headline‑friendly showcase intended to prove that AI could be the next durable revenue and product moat — is running into the messy realities of systems engineering, enterprise procurement, and human expectations. The Barron’s...

Microsoft’s latest quarter confirms one clear fact: AI has moved from a promising growth theme into the center of the company’s business model—and into the center of investor scrutiny. The company reported $81.3 billion in revenue for the quarter, a 17% year‑over‑year increase, while Microsoft...

The Department for Work and Pensions’ controlled trial of Microsoft 365 Copilot delivers a clear — if carefully qualified — signal: when a generative AI assistant is embedded into familiar office apps and introduced with minimal friction, central‑office knowledge workers report measurable time...