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Microsoft Teams Premium coverage on WindowsForum.com centers on how organizations actually deploy the add-on alongside Microsoft 365 and Copilot. A recent thread follows the Municipality of Chatham-Kent in Ontario, where roughly 180 staff use Teams Premium while a separate Copilot pilot accepts applications from business units. The recurring theme is governance: AI can draft, transcribe, and summarize, but a person remains accountable for the output, described internally as a fast but inexperienced assistant. For Windows admins and Microsoft 365 administrators, the discussion highlights licensing, pilot scoping, and human oversight when rolling out premium meeting and AI features.
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    Chatham-Kent Tests Teams Premium and Copilot With Human Oversight and AI Governance

    Chatham-Kent, Ontario, is testing Microsoft's AI tools with a clear rule: the software can draft, transcribe and summarize, but a person stays responsible for the result. Catherine Fitzgerald, the municipality's director of information technology and transformation, briefed council on how...