Now less than a year later, it’s dropping the Bing Chat branding and moving to Copilot, the new name for the chat interface you might have used in Bing, Microsoft Edge, and Windows 11.

Microsoft first introduced Copilot as a part of Windows 11, bringing the GPT-powered AI chatbot to computers. While that’s still in preview, it seems Microsoft wants to dive much further into it.

Announcing the general availability of Microsoft Security Copilot capabilities for IT with Microsoft Intune and Microsoft ...

Apparently, the Copilot branding is an attempt to unify rather than confuse, according to a Microsoft blog post: "At Microsoft Ignite 2023, we are announcing new innovations across Microsoft ...

Microsoft announced Copilot Pro this week, which includes access to GPT-4 Turbo and enhanced image creation. The name of Microsoft's AI-powered image creation tool has changed from Bing Image ...

Microsoft relaunched its Copilot for business with free AI chat and pay-as-you-go agents earlier this year, in an attempt to simplify some of its branding woes. Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat as it ...

Microsoft unveiled a Super Bowl ad for its Copilot artificial intelligence assistant — seizing a high-profile opportunity to gloss over AI’s pitfalls and risks by focusing on the technology ...

Microsoft first introduced separate versions of Copilot with different branding. The company then shifted to a unified Copilot approach that extends across Bing, Edge, and Windows.

“Databricks One mirrors Microsoft’s M365-Copilot strategy in that it reimagines the user interface, although not for productivity apps, but for enterprise data and AI,” said Michael Ni, ...

The Copilots for Sales, Service, and Finance are all moving to the Microsoft 365 branding, which means it may result in “Microsoft 365 Copilot for Sales”.

In 2024, our model shows an increase in the total company's total growth by 5.6% to 25.4% from 19.8%, highlighting the potential growth boost from Copilot integrations across the entire Microsoft ...