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Microsoft’s own dataset shows Copilot acting like two different products at once: a daytime productivity engine on the desktop and an always-on confidant in the pocket—and that split exposes what the company measured well, what it left unmeasured, and what must appear in the next generation of...

Microsoft’s new Copilot Usage Report makes a blunt, consequential claim: conversational AI has quietly become a “digital confidant,” used differently by device and hour — a productivity engine at the desk and a trusted adviser in the pocket — based on an analysis of roughly 37.5 million...

Microsoft’s Copilot team has published one of the largest looks yet at how real people use conversational AI, analyzing 37.5 million de‑identified Copilot conversations from January through September 2025 and concluding that when and where people talk to Copilot matters as much as what they ask...

Microsoft’s own data now frames a simple, consequential idea: Copilot is not a single-use tool but a device-shaped companion. After analyzing a sample of 37.5 million de-identified Copilot conversations from January through September 2025, Microsoft’s AI research team reports a striking split in...

Microsoft’s internal Copilot usage study — an analysis of roughly 37.5 million anonymized conversations — and today’s avalanche of product announcements from Shopify and Adobe together make one thing unavoidable: conversational AI is no longer an experiment contained to code generation and...

Microsoft’s own data paint a clear—and quietly unsettling—picture: Copilot has quietly become two different assistants at once, a work-focused co‑worker on desktops and an intimate, always‑on adviser on phones, according to a 37.5 million conversation preprint and the company’s concurrent...

In the heart of rural Rajasthan, India, the intricate web of public health challenges is being quietly rewoven with the threads of artificial intelligence. In dusty villages where even basic resources are in short supply, an innovative initiative is giving new hope—and practical support—to the...