Why are we still unable to access the Microsoft 365 Co-Management Assistant?

If you Google "Microsoft 365 Copilot release date" it says March 16th. Even though Microsoft announced it at the "Future of Work with AI" event on that exact date, most users still couldn't access it because it wasn't "truly launched" yet.

Microsoft held a conference on March 16, and thousands of people attended to hear Satya Nadella and Jared Spataro speak. Many people, including us, have speculated that with the release of GPT-4, Microsoft will also announce its GPT-4 driver solution for 365 apps. Microsoft announced its latest artificial intelligence capabilities at the event and showed off videos of them in action. However, there is no specific mention of a launch date for Microsoft 365 Copilot.

In an official blog post, Microsoft said that only 20 customers are currently able to use this feature. The company is testing its new features with these 20 "privileged" customers and is still working on bug fixes, improvements, and more. Eight of those customers are from Fortune 500 companies, according to Microsoft. "Over the next few months, we will expand these previews to a wider range of customers and will share more information about the new controls for IT administrators so they can confidently plan to enable Copilot in their organizations ,” the blog post said.

The Microsoft 365 Copilot release date is still undecided and we are currently awaiting an official announcement. As quoted directly from the official blog post, Microsoft aims to expand the preview to a wider range of customers in the coming months.

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Is Microsoft 365 Copilot free?

"We will share more information about pricing and details in the coming months," Microsoft said in an official blog post. Exact pricing information is still unclear, and it may or may not be free. We'll update you once the company shares more pricing information.

What functions does it have?

When we finally reach the launch date for mass adoption of Microsoft 365, we will be greeted by many AI solutions on business applications such as Excel, Word, Outlook, Teams, PowerPoint, and more. For example, it will help you separate important emails from other people on Outlook and generate a brand new PowerPoint presentation from scratch based on your prompts.

Copilot is now integrated into Microsoft 365 and has two capabilities: Work with users across apps and business chat. Business Chat uses natural language prompts and analyzes data to generate status updates. Recent GitHub data shows that Copilot increases productivity, saves time, and allows developers who use it to complete more fulfilling work.

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