2025
Phil Fersht cites Microsoft Copilot summarizing emails and setting reminders as an example of a single-task agent.
“even like Copilot, you can use Copilot right now to summarize your emails and remind you to do things.”
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2025
Phil Fersht cites Microsoft Copilot summarizing emails and setting reminders as an example of a single-task agent.
“even like Copilot, you can use Copilot right now to summarize your emails and remind you to do things.”
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Liu cites a tweet about a customer whose main AI strategy was Microsoft Copilot but who could show no measurable return on it.
“somebody saying, like, I'm talking to a customer who, uh, you know, who is, you know, saying Microsoft Copilot is their main AI”
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AIM Labs demonstrated a vulnerability in Microsoft Copilot called EchoLeak, in which a crafted email caused Copilot to exfiltrate information.
“They did demonstrate a vulnerability on Copilot. Call they called it Echo Leak. So basically, it's the same RAG concept. You send an email, Copilot is just a big RAG.”
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The EchoLeak researchers bypassed Microsoft Copilot's regular-expression filtering of markdown syntax using a cleverly crafted markdown form.
“the guys found a way around it to bypass the regular expression that copilot was using.”
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Myers says Microsoft Copilot includes agentic workflows, such as an Excel bot, that FP&A teams can use.
“They actually have an Excel bot as an example, which helps you, you know, really rapidly, uh, enable and use Excel and and helps FP&A teams, frankly, get their analytical work done.”
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OpenAI released an Instant Checkout feature, and Microsoft Copilot and Google have comparable agentic commerce offerings.
“OpenAI released instant checkout, Microsoft Copilot has a solution, Google has a solution.”
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Yoav Naveh says the second wave of enterprise AI adoption was widespread use of assistants such as ChatGPT, Copilot and Claude, with the employee still responsible for the work.
“I think the second wave came into play with kind of a very high adoption of assistance.”
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Yoav Naveh says that when he asks most financial organizations what they are doing with AI, they often answer that they gave Copilot to all their employees.
“And in most organizations, still, you're asking what they're doing. Like, oh, we gave copilot to all of our employees.”
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At his previous organization, Baldwin's team deployed about 150,000 Copilot licenses to boost personal productivity.
“we deployed at scale, you know, o 150,000 co pilot licenses um, across the organization to really boost personal productivity.”
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Baldwin cites Copilot and IBM's Watson Orchestrate as tools that provide new user experiences while still accessing legacy source systems.
“you're seeing the power of tools, you know, of like Watson Orchestrate, in that you can have a different user experience, but still access the source system.”
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Winters says Microsoft Copilot customers wanted proof tied to their existing workflows rather than small daily time savings.
“we don't necessarily care if I'm saving people five minutes of time a day. So really show me on paper something that's tied to my existing workflows”
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