- Microsoft is changing the name of Bing Chat to Copilot, bringing it in line with other AI-powered products using the same model.
- Copilot still does the same things it used to – offering AI-powered assistance and tackling complex questions without any changes in functionality.
- Copilot for Microsoft 365 will be generally available on December 1.
Microsoft is shaking things up with the names of its AI-powered services and tools, and the big news is happening over at Bing Chat. They’ve decided to rename it Copilot, bringing it in line with the names of other products using the same model. This switch also includes Bing Chat Enterprise, which will now simply be known as Copilot too.
In terms of what they can do, these two tools are staying the same – it’s just the name that’s getting a makeover. Copilot is still right there on the web, ready to offer the same AI-powered assistance you’re used to. It’s your go-to for tackling tricky questions and serves as the backbone for all other Copilot products.
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Other Copilot products are undergoing some subtle rebranding too. Microsoft 365 Copilot is now called Copilot for Microsoft 365, and Sales Copilot has transformed into Copilot for Sales. Plus, there’s a fresh addition to the lineup – a role-based Copilot known as Copilot for Services, showing the consistent naming approach. Copilot for Microsoft 365 has not only revamped its name but also introduced a bunch of new features across various apps in the Microsoft 365 suite, bringing enhancements to Teams, Outlook, and more. Unlike the basic Copilot, Copilot for Microsoft 365 comes with a price tag and can be accessed both within Windows and in Bing.
With Copilot for Microsoft 365, you now get access to a cool new tool called Copilot Studio, freshly launched today. This tool makes it a breeze to configure Copilot, linking it up with extra data and crafting personalized workflows tailored to your business. Plus, it throws in management features for IT, giving you the reins to keep things in check.
