Microsoft is enhancing its Copilot Studio, helping businesses turn bots into smart autonomous AI agents, making Copilot extensions and more.
Microsoft’s platform to help businesses use copilots is getting new features designed to build more intelligent bots, handle more common work processes, integrate direct line-of-business data into the copilot experience and generate Copilot extensions.
Unveiled in 2023, Microsoft Copilot Studio allows enterprise customers to develop copilots that are specific to their needs. These AI assistants are attuned to the business workflow, can have tailored conversations for predictable scenarios, leverage proprietary data, and more.Build your own Copilot agents
It appears the days of using chatbots are waning, and more companies are opting for smarter and independent agents to act on their behalf. To that end, Microsoft is releasing new capabilities to let business customers develop Copilot agents, which will be authorized to automate long-running business processes. These agents will be capable of reasoning over user inputs and system actions, using memory to bring in context and learning and acting based on feedback.
