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Copilot vanishes from classic Outlook, addition by subtraction?
By Sean Endicott Published
Apps Copilot has gone missing in classic Outlook, drawing joking questions about whether the behavior is a feature or a bug.

ChatGPT adds Recall-esque feature to macOS that records your actions
By Cale Hunt Published
AI Windows users were (and still are) unsure about Recall, and something similar is now headed to macOS.

Microsoft confirms unified Copilot app rollout has begun
By Zac Bowden Published
Copilot We knew it was coming, and now it's official: Microsoft is beginning to rollout a new Copilot app that merges Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot under one experience.

"If it was opt in ... nobody would opt-in." Twitch CPO admits everyone hates its AI training 'feature'
By Jez Corden Published
AI Twitch's Chief Product Officer accepts that everyone hates its AI "features," but is going to double down on it anyway.

Microsoft won't make Copilot for Linux so a hero stepped up
By Sean Endicott Published
Apps Developer Hayden Barnes built an unofficial Linux app for Microsoft Copilot. The native app adds system tray support, dark mode, and desktop notifications.

"Around 70%" of Microsoft's AI business still depends entirely on OpenAI — that's not good
By Jez Corden Published
AI Recent analysis showed that Microsoft's AI business, while seemingly booming, still carries a somewhat enormous Sam Altman-shaped risk.

Microsoft Editor is failing writers, so I replaced it with AI
By Sean Endicott Published
AI Copilot and Gemini caught mistakes Word missed, making me switch to AI for proofreading.

Microsoft Copilot's free tier is quickly becoming a glorified demo
By Sean Endicott Published
AI Microsoft is shifting key Copilot features, including Deep Research, behind paid subscriptions. Here is why the free version of Copilot is starting to feel like a glorified demo.
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