LLM/AI Changelog

Contextual nudges in Edge offer quick page summaries in Copilot Chat
[Web]
Use Microsoft Edge for Business adds contextual nudges that make it easier to ask Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat to summarize your open webpage.
Roadmap ID:
515167
Details:
What changed:
Edge for Business introduces contextual nudges attached to the Copilot entry point that prompt users to take actions-such as summarizing an open page-through Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat.
Why:
This change helps users discover page summarization faster and save time when scanning long webpages.
Try this:
Open a webpage in Microsoft Edge.
Use Copilot Chat in Edge and ask "Summarize this page."
Ask a follow-up question about the page content to get more targeted details.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Helps teams consume and share web information faster, improving research and decision-making workflows.
Personal impact:
Saves time by surfacing a quick summary when you need it.
Additional Resources:
Learn:
PostgreSQL connectors (Preview)

AI-generated survey insights with Copilot Highlights
[Web]
Copilot in Viva Glint now generates AI-powered summaries of employee survey results directly within Team Summary and Executive Summary reports, helping leaders quickly understand strengths, opportunities, and trends across their teams. Copilot Highlights surfaces key insights-such as notable score changes, benchmark comparisons, and response rate confidence-so leaders can move from data to action faster. With general availability, Copilot Highlights expands to support multilingual summaries, enabling global organizations to deliver AI-generated survey insights in their preferred language.
Roadmap ID:
558111
Details:
What changed:
Copilot in Viva Glint now automatically generates AI-powered summaries within Team Summary and Executive Summary reports. These summaries highlight key insights like score changes, benchmark comparisons, and response rate confidence. The feature now supports multilingual summaries, allowing organizations to view insights in their preferred language.
Why:
This change helps leaders quickly interpret survey data and identify actionable trends without manual analysis. Multilingual support ensures accessibility for global teams.
Try this:
Open a Team Summary or Executive Summary report in Viva Glint.
Review the Copilot Highlights section to see AI-generated insights.
Switch the summary language to match your organization's preferred language.
Use the insights to identify areas for improvement or celebrate team strengths.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Enables faster, data-driven decision-making and improves accessibility for global organizations.
Personal impact:
Helps leaders quickly understand team sentiment and take informed action.
Additional Resources:
Learn:
Copilot Highlights in Viva Glint

Expanded published report recipients
[Web]
Expanded published report recipients
Analysts can now publish Viva Insights Power BI reports to anyone in their organization, expanding access beyond users with Copilot Dashboard permissions.
Roadmap ID:
558257
What changed:
Previously, analysts could publish Viva Insights Power BI reports only to people who had access to the Copilot Dashboard. With this update, analysts can publish these reports to anyone in their organization. This broadens visibility and removes the dependency on global Copilot Dashboard access to receive reports.
Why:
Organizations asked for more flexibility in sharing insights across teams. Expanding publishing permissions helps analysts distribute insights more widely, supporting better decision making.
Try this:
Publish a Viva Insights Power BI report and enter the name of any user in your organization.
-Review your existing reports and update sharing settings to reach more stakeholders.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Expands access to insights across the organization, enabling broader collaboration and more informed decisions.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier for individuals to receive and use insights without requiring Copilot Dashboard access.
Additional Resources:
Learn:
Publish reports

Copilot configuration insights in the Copilot Dashboard Readiness page
[Web]
The updated Readiness page in the Copilot Dashboard offers personalized configuration insights to help organizations prepare for successful Copilot adoption.
Roadmap ID:
551196
Details:
What changed
The Readiness page now includes tailored recommendations for Copilot configuration settings. Previously, IT leaders had to manually review and interpret multiple configuration areas. The new experience centralizes guidance to streamline deployment and improve readiness.
Why:
Organizations requested clearer, more actionable guidance to help them configure Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Chat, and agents effectively. These insights help IT teams accelerate adoption and improve user outcomes.
Try this:
Review the updated Readiness page to see recommended configuration changes.
Share the recommendations with your deployment or governance team.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Helps organizations deploy Copilot more efficiently with clearer guidance and improved governance readiness.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier for IT professionals to understand what actions to take and why they matter.
Additional Resources:
Learn:
Readiness

We’re rolling out Advanced Account Security, an optional setting for personal ChatGPT accounts that adds stronger sign-in requirements and stricter account safeguards to help reduce the risk of ATO (account take over), unauthorized access, and data exposure.With Advanced Account Security enabled, ChatGPT uses stronger sign-in methods like passkeys or compatible security keys and turns off weaker paths like password sign-in, email/SMS sign-in codes, and email-based account recovery. It also adds recovery keys, shorter active sessions, login notifications, and session management controls, giving users more protection and visibility across their account.Because these protections are stricter, recovery is also stricter. Users should save their recovery keys and keep access to their enrolled passkeys or security keys. If access to all sign-in methods and recovery keys is lost, access to the account may be lost.
Learn more:Advanced Account Security

We’re making it easier to choose the right model before you send a message. Model selection now appears in the composer, so you can find and switch models from the same place where you write your prompt.We’re also moving thinking effort controls into the model picker. When you choose a Thinking or Pro model, you can select the level of thinking effort directly from the model picker.This update is available on web to ChatGPT users on Plus, Pro, and Business plans.

We’re introducingChatGPT Images 2.0, our new image generation model in ChatGPT.ChatGPT Images 2.0is available on all ChatGPT plans.We’re also introducingimages with thinking. When given more time to think, it can plan and refine image outputs before generating them.Images with thinkingis available on all paid ChatGPT plans. It is available when you selectThinkingandPromodels.

Employee Self-Service agent: New rich landing page
This update introduces an optional, customizable landing page for the Employee Self-Service agent that lets organizations highlight key HR and IT resources and align the experience with their branding.
Details:
What changed:
Organizations can now optionally customize the Employee Self-Service agent landing page with branding and commonly used resources. If no customization is applied, there is no change to the existing experience, and the agent continues to use Copilot's default appearance and starter prompts.
Why:
Organizations want more control over how employees first interact with the Employee Self-Service agent while keeping the default experience unchanged when customization is not needed.
Try this:
Review the new landing page customization options for the Employee Self-Service agent.
Decide whether to align the landing page with your organization's branding.
Highlight commonly used HR or IT resources on the landing page.
Keep the default experience if customization is not required.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Helps organizations surface key resources while maintaining a consistent employee support experience.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier for employees to find relevant help and information in one place.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Customize the Employee Self-Service agent

Rich Bing web answer cards in Copilot Chat
[Windows, Web]
Microsoft 365 Copilot now displays rich, interactive Bing web answer cards-such as Weather and Stocks-directly in chat responses to help users quickly access relevant, real-time information.
Roadmap ID:
500865
Details:
What changed:
Copilot Chat will now show Bing's rich and interactive answer cards-such as Weather, Stocks, and other structured information-when users ask related questions. Previously, Copilot provided only text-based responses without these enhanced visual cards.
Why:
This change helps users get clearer, more actionable information at a glance, reducing the need to leave Copilot Chat to check external sources.
Try this:
Ask Copilot for the current weather in your city.
Request stock information for a company your team follows.
Check sunrise and sunset times by asking Copilot directly.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Provides faster access to real-time data, improving decision-making and reducing context switching.
Personal impact:
Helps individuals quickly get the information they need without opening additional tabs or apps.

Share agents to Teams
[Web]
This feature allows users to share their agent directly with a Microsoft Teams team, making it easier for teams to discover, install, and start using agents together.
Roadmap ID:
557947
Details:
What changed
Users can now share an agent with a Microsoft Teams team by selecting a team in the sharing dialog. Users can also notify the team's main channel so team members are aware of the agent and can install it.
Why:
This change helps teams collaborate more easily by making shared agents discoverable and accessible within the Teams environment they already use.
Try this:
Open the agent sharing dialog and search for a Microsoft Teams team.
Select a team to share your agent with.
Send a notification to the team's main channel.
Encourage team members to install and start using the agent.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Improves team collaboration by making agents easier to deploy within existing Teams workflows.
Personal impact:
Simplifies access to shared agents without needing individual setup steps.

Copilot setting for video generation
A new setting in the Microsoft 365 admin center allows admins to control access to AI video generation features in Microsoft 365 Copilot and supported apps.
Details:
What changed:
Admins can now use a dedicated setting in the Microsoft 365 admin center to control whether users can access AI video generation features available in Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft 365 apps.
Why:
Organizations need clearer administrative controls to manage who can create AI-generated videos and align usage with internal policies.
Try this:
Review the new Copilot video generation setting in the Microsoft 365 admin center.
Decide whether video generation should be allowed for your organization.
Communicate policy changes to users if access is modified.
Update internal guidance or documentation if needed.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Provides centralized control over AI video generation to support governance and compliance needs.
Personal impact:
Clarifies when and where users can access video generation features.

Employee Self‑Service agent: New rich landing page
This update introduces an optional, customizable landing page for the Employee Self‑Service agent that lets organizations highlight key HR and IT resources and align the experience with their branding.
Details:
What changed:
Organizations can now optionally customize the Employee Self‑Service agent landing page with branding and commonly used resources. If no customization is applied, there is no change to the existing experience, and the agent continues to use Copilot’s default appearance and starter prompts.
Why:
Organizations want more control over how employees first interact with the Employee Self‑Service agent while keeping the default experience unchanged when customization is not needed.
Try this:
Review the new landing page customization options for the Employee Self‑Service agent.
Decide whether to align the landing page with your organization’s branding.
Highlight commonly used HR or IT resources on the landing page.
Keep the default experience if customization is not required.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Helps organizations surface key resources while maintaining a consistent employee support experience.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier for employees to find relevant help and information in one place.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Customize the Employee Self-Service agent

Share agents to Teams
[Web]
This feature allows users to share their agent directly with a Microsoft Teams team, making it easier for teams to discover, install, and start using agents together.
Roadmap ID:
557947
Details:
What changed
Users can now share an agent with a Microsoft Teams team by selecting a team in the sharing dialog. Users can also notify the team’s main channel so team members are aware of the agent and can install it.
Why:
This change helps teams collaborate more easily by making shared agents discoverable and accessible within the Teams environment they already use.
Try this:
Open the agent sharing dialog and search for a Microsoft Teams team.
Select a team to share your agent with.
Send a notification to the team’s main channel.
Encourage team members to install and start using the agent.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Improves team collaboration by making agents easier to deploy within existing Teams workflows.
Personal impact:
Simplifies access to shared agents without needing individual setup steps.

Claude Cowork is now generally available on macOS and Windows through the Claude Desktop app. With this, we’re expanding Claude Cowork with new capabilities:
Claude Cowork in the Analytics API.For more information, seeClaude Enterprise Analytics API: Access engagement and adoption data.Usage analytics for Claude Cowork.For more information, seeView usage analytics for Team and Enterprise plans.Claude Cowork OpenTelemetry support.For more information, seeMonitor Claude Cowork activity with OpenTelemetry.

Admins can now organize users into groups, manually or via SCIM from your identity provider, and assign each group a custom role defining which Claude capabilities its members can use. Turn Claude Cowork on for specific teams, restrict features by department and adjust as adoption grows. Learn more aboutsetting up role-based permissions,managing group spend limits, andmanaging custom roles.

We’re introducing a new $100/month Pro plan and updating how Codex usage works across Plus and Pro.
Pro ($100/month):Built for longer, high-intensity Codex sessions. It includes unlimited access to GPT-5.4, access to GPT-5.4 Pro, and, for a limited time, up to 10x more Codex usage than Plus (up from 5X standard usage allowance).Pro ($200/month):Our highest-usage option remains available and continues on its current Codex promotion through May 31.Plus ($20/month):Plus remains best for steady, day-to-day use. As the temporary Codex promotion on Plus ends, we’re rebalancing Plus usage to support more sessions across the week, rather than longer, high-intensity sessions on a single day.
You can upgrade, switch, or cancel your plan fromSettings > My Planor from the Pricing page.

The Outlook Email and Calendar apps for ChatGPT can now help with delegated or shared Outlook resources, when you have access. You can ask ChatGPT to read messages from a shared mailbox, browse its folders, mark mail read or unread, move messages, or send plain-text email from or on behalf of that mailbox. For shared Outlook calendars, ChatGPT can help create, update, RSVP to, cancel, delete, or add small attachments to events.To use this, connect the Outlook Email or Outlook Calendar app and provide the exact shared mailbox address or target calendar when asking ChatGPT. Availability may depend on your Microsoft permissions and workspace app settings.Learn more.

Code interpreter now works on files found via Chat search
Analyze enterprise search results with code interpreter Copilot's code interpreter can now analyze files found via enterprise search in Chat, even if they weren't manually uploaded or linked.
Roadmap ID:
519570
Details:
What changed:
Previously, code interpreter only worked on files explicitly uploaded or attached. Now, it can also analyze files surfaced through enterprise search in Copilot Chat.
Why:
This change reduces friction and improves usability by allowing users to analyze relevant files without needing to manually attach them.
Try this:
Search for a spreadsheet in Copilot Chat and ask the code interpreter to summarize trends.
Locate a CSV file via enterprise search and request a data visualization.
Find a document using Chat and ask Copilot to run calculations or extract metrics.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Streamlines workflows by enabling analysis of discovered files without manual uploads.
Personal impact:
Saves time and effort when working with files found through search.

Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat available in Teams chats, channels, and meetings
[Windows, Mac, Web]
Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat integration is expanding to Teams chats, channels, and meetings, with mobile support coming soon.
Roadmap ID:
501107
Details:
What changed:
Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat is now accessible across Teams chats, channels, calling, and meetings. This expands availability beyond its previous limited scope.
Why:
The goal is to make Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat available wherever users collaborate, improving consistency and access.
Try this:
Open a Teams chat or channel and launch Copilot.
Use Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat to ask questions or generate insights.
Try Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat during a meeting to support real time collaboration.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Enhances collaboration by bringing Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat into more communication surfaces.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier to access Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat wherever you work in Teams.

Edit scheduled prompts for Copilot
[Windows, Mac, Web]
Users can now edit the schedule of their Copilot prompts, giving them more flexibility and control.
Roadmap ID:
531912
Details:
What changed:
You can now adjust the timing of scheduled prompts instead of deleting and recreating them. This update improves usability and reduces repetitive setup.
Why:
This change was made to give users more control over their workflows and reduce friction when managing recurring prompts.
Try this:
Open your list of scheduled prompts.
Select a prompt and adjust the schedule to match your needs.
Save your changes to update the prompt timing.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Reduces time spent managing recurring workflows.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier to keep prompts aligned with changing schedules.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Manage Scheduled Prompts for Microsoft 365 Copilot

Code interpreter now works on files found via Chat search
Analyze enterprise search results with code interpreter Copilot’s code interpreter can now analyze files found via enterprise search in Chat, even if they weren’t manually uploaded or linked.
Roadmap ID:
519570
Details:
What changed:
Previously, code interpreter only worked on files explicitly uploaded or attached. Now, it can also analyze files surfaced through enterprise search in Copilot Chat.
Why:
This change reduces friction and improves usability by allowing users to analyze relevant files without needing to manually attach them.
Try this:
Search for a spreadsheet in Copilot Chat and ask the code interpreter to summarize trends.
Locate a CSV file via enterprise search and request a data visualization.
Find a document using Chat and ask Copilot to run calculations or extract metrics.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Streamlines workflows by enabling analysis of discovered files without manual uploads.
Personal impact:
Saves time and effort when working with files found through search.

Smarter answers with embedded image understanding
[Windows]
Declarative Agents can now interpret and ground responses using embedded images in Word, PowerPoint, and PDF files. This enhancement enables Copilot to extract insights from charts, diagrams, and screenshots, improving the accuracy and completeness of answers.
Roadmap ID:
531758
Details:
What changed:
Declarative Agents now analyze embedded images in supported file types (.docx, .pptx, .pdf). Visual elements such as charts and diagrams are used to inform responses, resulting in more contextually accurate answers.
Why: Users often include critical information in visuals. This change ensures Copilot can interpret both text and graphics for more complete responses.
Try this:
Upload a Word document with embedded charts and ask Copilot to summarize key insights.
Attach a PowerPoint file with diagrams and request an explanation of the visual flow.
Use a PDF with screenshots and ask Copilot to describe the process shown.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Improves Copilot’s ability to deliver comprehensive answers grounded in both text and visuals.
Personal impact:
Helps users get more accurate and complete responses from files with embedded images.

Fewer confirmation prompts for Copilot actions
[Web]
Action confirmations have been streamlined, so users experience fewer interruptions while still maintaining safety controls.
Details:
What changed:
Copilot now reduces the number of confirmation prompts shown during read actions which don't make changes to external systems. Safety checks remain in place while enhancing the user experience.
Why:
This update helps users stay focused and reduces friction during task execution.
Try this:
Use an agent to fetch data from an external system.
Notice fewer confirmation steps during the process.
Continue your workflow without additional interruptions.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Improves workflow efficiency by reducing delays.
Personal impact:
Creates a smoother, more natural Copilot experience.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Confirmation prompts for API plugins for Microsoft 365 Copilot

Copilot adoption report updated with streamlined UX and power user insights
[Web]
The updated Copilot adoption Power BI report introduces a cleaner experience and new insights that help organizations understand how power users engage with Copilot.
Roadmap ID:
557674
Details:
What changed:
The Copilot adoption Power BI report now includes a simplified, more intuitive layout and new insights that highlight how power users interact with Copilot. These updates make it easier to identify Copilot adoption and habit formation compared to the previous version.
Why:
These improvements were made to help organizations better track Copilot engagement and identify opportunities to increase value and usage.
Try this:
Open the updated Copilot adoption Power BI report in Advanced insights.
Review the new power user insights to identify high-impact usage patterns.
Share findings with team leads to support targeted Copilot enablement.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Helps organizations better understand Copilot usage and identify opportunities to improve adoption.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Microsoft 365 Copilot adoption report

Share OneDrive files with a Copilot-generated summary in Windows
[Windows]
You can now generate a file summary with Copilot and include it directly when sharing OneDrive files in Windows.
Roadmap ID:
527840
Details:
What changed:
A new option in File Explorer and the OneDrive Activity Center lets you summarize a file with Copilot and send that summary within the share dialog. Previously, users needed to create summaries separately before sharing.
Why:
Sharing a file often means the recipient has to open it just to understand what it's about. Now, Copilot generates a summary for you so the people you share with get the key points upfront, right in the share notification.
Try this:
Open File Explorer and select a file stored in OneDrive.
Choose Share, then select the option to generate a Copilot summary.
Send the file along with the summary to your recipient.
Open OneDrive activity center and select a file.
Choose Share, then select the option to generate a Copilot summary.
Send the file along with the summary to your recipient.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Your recipients can quickly decide if a file needs their attention without opening it first. Whether you're sharing a proposal, report, or meeting notes, the summary gives everyone the context they need to act faster.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier to communicate key points without extra steps.

- Launched Veo 3.1 Lite Preview, [`veo-3.1-lite-generate-preview`](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/veo-3.1-lite-generate-preview), our most
cost-efficient [video generation](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/video) model, designed
for rapid iteration and building high-volume applications.

- The `gemini-2.5-flash-lite-preview-09-2025` model has been shut down. Use
[`gemini-3.1-flash-lite-preview`](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.1-flash-lite-preview) instead.

- Launched Veo 3.1 Lite Preview, [`veo-3.1-lite-generate-preview`](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/gemini-api/docs/models/veo-3.1-lite-generate-preview), our most
cost-efficient [video generation](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/video) model, designed
for rapid iteration and building high-volume applications.

- The `gemini-2.5-flash-lite-preview-09-2025` model has been shut down. Use
[`gemini-3.1-flash-lite-preview`](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.1-flash-lite-preview) instead.

We’re rolling out updatedBox,Notion,Linear, andDropboxapps in ChatGPT. These updates add new app actions, including new write capabilities where supported, and bring the latest app experience into ChatGPT.
If you already use these apps in ChatGPT, reconnect the app to start using the updated experience. Existing sync functionality (Pro users only) for these apps is not affected.

Users can now choose to share their device location so ChatGPT can provide more relevant information, such as local recommendations, news, and weather. Sharing your device location is completely optional and off until you choose to enable it. You can update device location sharing in Settings > Data Controls at any time.Enabling location sharing will also enable precise location. Precise location means ChatGPT can use your device’s specific location, such as an exact address, to provide more tailored results. For example, if you ask “what are the best coffee shops near me?”, ChatGPT can use your precise location to provide more relevant nearby results. On mobile devices, you can choose to toggle off precise location separately while keeping approximate device location sharing on for additional control.ChatGPT deletes precise location data after it’s used to provide a more relevant response. If ChatGPT’s response includes information related to your specific location, such as the names of nearby restaurants or maps, that information becomes part of your conversation like any other response and will remain in your chat history unless you delete the conversation.Parents who have set up parental controls can choose to disable device location sharing for their teen.Rolling out to all ChatGPT consumers plans on iOS and web today. Android is coming soon.

Codex now includes a curated plugins directory that lets users discover, install, and use packaged workflows built from apps and skills directly in Codex. Plugins are installable bundles for reusable Codex workflows, making it easier to share the same setup across projects or teams. Plugins can package skills, optional app integrations, and MCP server configurations in a single place.Learn more.

- Released [`gemini-3.1-flash-live-preview`](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.1-flash-live-preview), the latest audio-to-audio (A2A) model designed for real-time dialogue and voice-first AI applications. Read the [Live API](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/live-api) docs to get started.

- Launched [Lyria 3](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/music-generation) music generation models: [`lyria-3-clip-preview`](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/gemini-api/docs/models/lyria-3-clip-preview) (30-second clips) and [`lyria-3-pro-preview`](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/lyria-3-pro-preview) (full-length songs). Both models accept text and image inputs and generate high-quality, 48kHz stereo audio. See the [Music generation](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/music-generation) guide for details and code samples.