Microsoft’s Copilot virtual assistant it to be expanded beyond being a personal assistant so it can support entire teams. The US tech giant said it would start rolling out a version of the chatbot later this year called Team Copilot, which can “participate and collaborate with, along with the team” across Microsoft’s productivity apps. Announced during the company’s Build developer conference, Microsoft said Team Copilot can be used to manage meeting agendas and take notes, as well as acting as a collaborator in group chats by flagging key information and tracking to-do lists. It can also act as a project manager, assigning tasks to team members and tracking deadlines. Team Copilot will expand Copilot beyond a personal assistant to help serve entire teams, departments, and organizations. https://t.co/WTlIy9Mvur #MSBuild — Microsoft (@Microsoft) May 21, 2024 “Microsoft Copilot is already helping people save time and be more productive and creative,” Jared Spataro, Microsoft’s corporate vice president for AI at work, said. “With the announcements at Microsoft Build 2024, we’re delivering an entirely new set of capabilities that unlock Copilot’s ability to drive bottom-line business results for every organisation. “Team Copilot expands Copilot beyond a personal assistant to act as a valuable team...