Microsoft’s AI assistant can speed up your workflow and perform tasks you never expected in a note-taking app. Here are nine ...

Remember when Microsoft 365 Copilot first arrived? Organizations had to commit to a minimum of 300 seats and sign up for a ...

Microsoft has also added Notebooks to Microsoft 365 Copilot. “Notebooks are project-based notebooks that allow you to organize information around a set of data in the Office Graph,” explains ...

If you want to test Copilot’s handwritten note recognition you’ll need to be a Microsoft 365 Insider running the latest OneNote on Windows build (17628.20006 or later) and have a Copilot Pro ...

Microsoft has launched “Copilot Notebooks” within the Microsoft 365 Copilot suite, using AI to enhance productivity by organizing, analyzing, and creating content in a centralized workspace.

Microsoft is eager to use the power of AI to enhance all of its apps and services. OneNote is the latest to get the AI treatment, as the app will soon support analyzing handwriting with Copilot.

You can then search this work using Copilot, a conversational chat interface. Microsoft describes Copilot Notebooks as a "collaboration partner". The feature is similar to Google's NotebookLM.

You also need Windows 10 or 11 — we tested on Windows 11. Copilot Pro will appear in Microsoft 365 (formerly Microsoft Office) programs, including Word, Excel, Outlook, Power Point, and OneNote.

Copilot Pro includes all the features of the free version, plus priority model access and the ability to use Copilot in Microsoft apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote.

Copilot is Microsoft’s take on productivity-boosting generative AI, and it continues to grow and expand with Microsoft’s AI ambitions. Today, there are around a dozen Copilot-branded products ...

Microsoft 365 Copilot redesigned with new search, image, and notebook features Businesses are starting to get a more intelligent version of Copilot that’s getting closer to the consumer feature set.