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Microsoft's Unified Copilot App Brings AI Power to Consumers and Businesses

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Microsoft has released a new version of its Copilot app that combines features for consumers and business users. The app now includes Code and Autopilot tabs, which provide AI-powered tools for coding and automating tasks.

The cost model for the app is 'evolving,' with usage-based billing (UBB) for key features like Cowork, Code, and Autopilot. This means that customers will only pay for what they use, rather than a fixed monthly fee.

Microsoft's Chief Marketing Officer Jared Spataro highlighted the new feature of Office in Copilot, which allows users to create documents, workbooks, or presentations directly within the app.

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