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Microsoft Teams enhances its Copilot AI for a smarter experience

Microsoft Teams is revolutionising virtual collaboration with enhanced Copilot AI features, making communication smoother.

In the evolving landscape of virtual collaboration, Microsoft is taking a significant leap forward by enhancing the capabilities of its AI-powered assistant, Copilot, within Microsoft Teams. This upgrade promises to streamline your online meetings and chats, making it simpler than ever to stay connected and productive. Whether you’ve missed a meeting or need to refine your message tone, Copilot’s new features are designed to ensure you remain on top of your game.

Catching up on meetings has never been easier.

Have you ever found yourself scrambling to catch up on a missed meeting? Copilot is set to make these worries a thing of the past. In the forthcoming months, Microsoft will introduce an integrated view combining spoken transcripts and written chats. This amalgamation means you’ll be able to swiftly catch up on any missed discussions without the hassle of toggling between different modes of communication.

Moreover, the intelligent enhancements don’t stop at meeting recaps. Copilot’s message composition features in Teams chats are also getting a facelift. Imagine tweaking your message tone on the fly – whether adding urgency with a call to action or even adopting a playful pirate lingo, Copilot has your back. And the innovation continues; soon, generating contextually relevant new messages in your Teams chat will be a breeze.

Intelligent call recaps and hybrid meeting innovations

The realm of traditional Teams calls is also witnessing a revolution with the introduction of intelligent call recaps. Set to become widely available next quarter with Teams Premium, this feature automatically notes critical points during your calls. This means no more juggling between participating and note-taking – the essence of your discussions and follow-up actions will be neatly summarised for easy reference.

But that’s not all—Microsoft is equally focused on enhancing the hybrid meeting experience within Teams. With the advent of automatic camera switching and the IntelliFrame feature, Teams Rooms will soon use AI to ensure the best camera angles for remote participants, offering a seamless view of the meeting unfettered by obstructed cameras.

Additionally, speaker recognition technology will transform how your contributions are captured in meeting transcripts. By enrolling your voice and face profile, you can ensure your input is accurately represented, enhancing the clarity and effectiveness of your virtual collaborations.

Expanding the Teams Phone Mobile ecosystem

In a bid to unify communication channels, Microsoft is expanding its Teams Phone Mobile feature with the support of new carriers, including AT&T, Odido, Virgin Media O2, and Vodafone UK. This expansion means you can soon enjoy the convenience of a single number for Teams and your mobile device, streamlining your communication needs and ensuring you’re always reachable, whether at your desk or on the move.

These advancements in Microsoft Teams and its Copilot AI are more than incremental updates; they represent a holistic approach to enhancing virtual collaboration. By streamlining communication and making it more intuitive, Microsoft is paving the way for a future where staying connected, irrespective of your location, is simpler, more efficient, and decidedly more intelligent.

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