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Rachyl Jones

After 3 years of pandemic workplace disruptions, Microsoft bets workers are ready for virtual AI assistants

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The pandemic changed the way we think of the workplace—and Microsoft is betting it shows the potential for an even bigger change for workers: the widespread adoption of AI helpers. 

The company’s AI-powered Copilot, which helps users do everything from writing emails to computer code, is being integrated into Microsoft’s line up of office tools, including web browsers, Windows 11 desktop software, and Microsoft 365 productivity apps, Microsoft announced on Thursday.

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