Explore what's new in Copilot Studio, May 2026: computer-using agents are now available, plus redesigned workflows and Work IQ extensibility.

Microsoft has its own ‘computer use’ feature for AI agents to automatically use websites and apps. Microsoft has its own ‘computer use’ feature for AI agents to automatically use websites and apps. is ...

Microsoft Copilot enterprise AI agents shifted from chat to governed deployment on May 1, when E7 launched at $99 per user, ...

Microsoft Copilot Studio is moving beyond low-code chatbot building with new orchestration, workflow, governance and multi-agent capabilities aimed at helping enterprises build and manage ...

New updates add computer-using agents, workflow enhancements and real-time voice capabilities for enterprise AI automation.

Microsoft is turning Copilot from a prompt-based AI assistant into an enterprise agent platform for automating work across apps, data and business processes.

Microsoft's latest licensing changes and AI automation tools are transforming how compliance teams operate, shifting from manual audits to continuous monitoring. New capabilities in Copilot, Copilot ...

As of May 2026, the AI landscape has fundamentally shifted from passive assistants to active agents capable of executing complex tasks across your digital workspace. Microsoft has embedded Copilot ...

A new Windows 365 option aims to give enterprises an isolated space for agentic workloads, while ‘AI-enabled Cloud PCs’ offer another way to access exclusive Windows AI features. Microsoft has ...

Microsoft 365 Copilot's reported March ISO 42001 audit pass now reaches Copilot Studio, widening governance checks for enterprise AI teams before rollout.

Microsoft highlighted Copilot planning, context visibility, diff review updates and MSVC Build Tools v14.51 in its May Visual Studio update.