Designer tools are rolling out in Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat, giving users guided controls to shape, refine, and fine-tune AI-generated images without having to start from scratch each time.
Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat will let users upload .eml and .msg files directly into Copilot Chat, so they no longer have to copy and paste email content into their prompts.
Microsoft 365 Copilot now lets users schedule meetings directly from Copilot Chat. Users can find time slots, book rooms, draft agendas, and send invites without leaving the conversation, though some limitations still apply.
Copilot Studio Lite agents can now be copied into the full Copilot Studio experience, unlocking advanced authoring tools, multi-channel publishing, and enhanced governance capabilities.
Microsoft is enhancing the AI disclaimer in Copilot Chat with a new admin control that allows organizations to increase its visibility and add a custom link to internal AI policy documentation, helping users better understand AI usage guidelines.
Admins can now restrict who can share Copilot Studio Lite agents with the entire organization, improving governance and alignment with organizational policies.
Microsoft has introduced a new Cloud Policy that allows admins to control harmful content protection in Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat. The feature enables selected users in specialized roles to work with sensitive content under controlled conditions.
Microsoft has introduced a new Copilot policy in Intune, allowing administrators to control the Copilot Chat button in Edge for Business. Starting with Edge version 141, the previous HubsSidebarEnabled policy will no longer affect the Copilot Chat button visibility. If used, admins should update their configuration.
Microsoft is expanding Copilot Standard access with new generative AI features. Users without a Microsoft 365 Copilot license can now create and edit posters, banners, infographics, and images in the Create experience, though access depends on service capacity.