Microsoft has launched the Copilot Fall Release, adding 12 new features aimed at making its AI assistant more personal and connected.

The update introduces Groups, which allows up to 32 users to collaborate in real time, and Imagine, a tool for sharing and remixing AI-generated ideas.

A new character, Mico, offers a customizable visual presence for Copilot, making interactions more engaging.

Copilot now includes long-term memory, enabling users to ask the AI to remember and recall information, and can reference past conversations.

Users can connect Copilot to services like OneDrive, Outlook, Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar for easier content search across accounts, with user consent required for access.

Copilot for health provides information grounded in sources such as Harvard Health, and can help users find doctors based on preferences.

The update also enhances Copilot’s capabilities in Microsoft Edge and Windows, including hands-free browsing, and easier access to recent files and apps.

🔗 Source: Microsoft

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