As our team has tested the technology, we’ve received great feedback about Copilot in Teams. “It’s been exciting to pilot with Microsoft during this defining and groundbreaking moment of AI, and I can see how advances like this could alter the future of work. As we bring Copilot to more customers, we’ll continue to rely on this kind of feedback to refine Copilot and help guide users as they adapt to this new way of working. And they’ve also identified areas where we can do more to help people work in this new way, like the need for more conversational, multi-turn interactions. They point to how it is a game changer for meetings and can jump-start creativity.

Their overwhelming feedback is that Copilot has the potential to revolutionize work. Since March, we’ve been testing Copilot with 20 enterprise customers, learning alongside companies like Goodyear, General Motors, The Walsh Group, and Avanade. Today, we’re excited to announce the Microsoft 365 Copilot Early Access Program, an invitation-only, paid preview that will roll out to an initial wave of 600 customers worldwide. Microsoft 365 Copilot Early Access Program

The pace and volume of work is only intensifying, and we see the strain on employees in the data-as well as their optimism that AI can help. New research from today’s 2023 Work Trend Index shows that many employees are ready for AI to reshape work as we go from AI on “autopilot” to AI as copilot. Today, we’re bringing Microsoft 365 Copilot to more customers with our Microsoft 365 Copilot Early Access Program, and we’re introducing new Copilot capabilities to unleash creativity, unlock productivity, and uplevel skills. In March, we introduced Microsoft 365 Copilot-your copilot for work.

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