Major Microsoft Copilot Fall update: what's interesting?

"One feature with enormous potential is Copilot's long-term memory. This allows the AI to remember important information. This Memory & Personalization feature allows users to record events such as training sessions or birthdays, which the assistant can then retrieve in future conversations. Users retain complete control over what is remembered and can edit or delete reminders. This makes the assistant more personal and possibly more functional. In your work, it can be useful if a generative AI remembers details."

"With the new Groups feature, Microsoft Copilot is transforming from an individual tool into a collaboration platform. Up to 32 people can participate in the same conversation via a shared link, with Copilot summarizing discussions, suggesting options, counting votes, and assigning tasks. Imagine, the image generation tool, is also becoming more social. Users can view, edit, and like creations. According to Microsoft, this creates a creative ecosystem where ideas are quickly shared and improved."

"The Connectors feature brings content from services such as OneDrive, Outlook, Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar within reach. Copilot searches documents, emails, and calendars using natural language. Privacy remains central: explicit consent is required before data becomes accessible. Microsoft is also introducing different conversation styles. "Real talk," for example, is designed to address challenges and steer conversations toward growth and connection. The AI remains respectful, but will push back when necessary."

Copilot Fall 2025 introduces long-term memory that records events like training sessions and birthdays for retrieval in future conversations, with user control to edit or delete stored items. Conversation recall reduces the need to repeat information in follow-up interactions. A Groups feature supports up to 32 participants via shared links, with Copilot summarizing discussions, suggesting options, counting votes, and assigning tasks. Imagine becomes social, enabling viewing, editing, and liking of generated images. Connectors pull content from OneDrive, Outlook, Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar for natural-language search while requiring explicit consent. New conversation styles include a more challenging "Real talk" mode.

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