
Microsoft is merging its two AI chatbots, Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot, into one unified app. The tech giant will soon allow users to log in with personal, work, or both accounts…
Microsoft is merging its two AI chatbots, Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot, into one unified app. The tech giant will soon allow users to log in with personal, work, or both accounts and switch between them depending on the task.
The single app will combine the features previously split between individual and enterprise versions. Alongside the merger, Microsoft is retiring several AI-powered tools and removing some existing features from Copilot, gadgets360.com reports.
Merging two Copilot apps into one may simplify Microsoft's pitch, but it also admits the dual-app model confused customers. With rivals like Google and OpenAI keeping clear consumer and enterprise lines, Microsoft must ensure the merged app does not lose the advanced security work users expect from a business tool. The test now is whether the switch between accounts feels seamless or adds new friction.
Source: gadgets360.com
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