Microsoft 365 Copilot app gets ChatGPT’s impressive image generation

Microsoft has updated its Microsoft 365 Copilot AI assistant with several new features, The Verge reports. The redesigned Microsoft 365 Copilot app now has access to OpenAI’s impressive GPT-4o model, which was released last month, via Copilot Create. This means you can now generate cutting-edge images, videos, and other content.

Another big feature update is Notebooks, which are project-based notebooks for organizing information like files, pages, and links, which can then be shared with Copilot. This gives Copilot a more focused collection of context to work with, which then informs its answers when you use Copilot for aid in a given project.

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Other improvements include a better AI search that integrates with third-party platforms like Google Drive, Slack, and Jira; an improved chat interface that now remembers past conversations and can customize responses based on your work patterns and preferences; and an Agent Store for quick access to AI agents from both Microsoft and third parties.

Note that Microsoft 365 Copilot is not the same thing as regular Copilot. The former is intended for business use cases while the latter is for personal use by individual consumers. The two are different, but this update does bring the user interface of Microsoft 365 Copilot more in line with what you’ve likely seen in Copilot itself.