$MSFT is up around 3.6% today, with Microsoft revamping Copilot to add coding and always-on agent tools. The update bundles Code, Cowork and an Autopilot agent into one app with Word, Excel and PowerPoint embedded, priced by usage rather than a $30 monthly add-on. Fewer than 7% of Microsoft's more than 450 million commercial Office 365 seats carry the Copilot add-on.

Sep 25, 2026 · 3:01 PM UTC

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usage pricing is honest. $30 flat wasn’t.
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I highly doubt that part about the competition
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Great, more invasion of privacy w Autopilot lol
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Co-pilot is not that great....does it justify adding Billions in market cap???
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Bing uses Copilot, and its search and question-understanding mode is terrible

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I’d like to think they mean it would compete in other aspects, because there’s no comparison, tbh
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background execution agents are the next big leap
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We actually went deeper on how this shift to a work OS looks for the ecosystem here:
Microsoft just rebuilt Copilot as a new "OS for work" today. Here's what you need to know. CEO Satya Nadella announced the biggest Copilot update yet, unifying four pieces into one app: Autopilot, Code, Home, and Office. Autopilot is a proactive, long-running agent built for the enterprise, working on tasks without constant prompting. Code lets you build apps hosted inside your own company's tenant. Home merges Chat and Cowork into one space. Office is now fully embedded in Copilot, and Copilot is embedded back into Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams. Microsoft also added Copilot inside Teams, plus a new feature called Today that proactively surfaces important M365 information without you having to ask. The Verge reports Microsoft thinks this Copilot "super app" will be as influential as Office was during the PC era. Enterprise pricing runs through a user subscription license covering Copilot in Chat plus Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams, with model selection included. Key numbers: - 4 capabilities merged: Autopilot, Code, Home, Office - $32 per user/month for Microsoft 365 Copilot, paid yearly Microsoft announced the update via a blog post and a video from Nadella on September 25, 2026.
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breaking news Microsoft packs ai in your ai so you can increase productivity of your ai
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Every green candle is getting smacked down with a large red one
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going parabolic out of nowhere is the best thing to watch while sipping coffee
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3%, and it is still believed to be trending downward
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finally an assistant that does actual work while im afk
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honestly never doubted the tech giant once after seeing that integration rollout today
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