00:03Microsoft is redefining how we work.
00:06Satya Nadella just announced Copilot is evolving into a completely new operating system for your professional tasks.
00:14Let's dive in.
00:15Nadella describes Copilot as a new OS for work.
00:19It aims to span every model, every form factor, and every single task across your digital day.
00:26Microsoft is executing a major overhaul.
00:30They are merging four distinct pieces, Autopilot, Code, Home, and Office, into one powerful, unified application experience.
00:40With Word, Excel, and PowerPoint now built directly into Copilot, the app becomes a hub.
00:47Home combines chat and co-work for a smoother workflow.
00:51The update brings Autopilot for enterprise tasks and code, an in-app builder that allows you to host apps right
00:58inside your company's own tenant.
01:00There's also a brand new feature called Today.
01:04It proactively pulls relevant information from across Microsoft 365, so you do not even have to ask.
01:11Microsoft is shifting Copilot from an on-demand chat window to a proactive layer sitting across your entire workday, anticipating
01:20what you need next.
01:21Notably, Microsoft is avoiding the Windows 11 operating system label this time.
01:27They are focused on the app-level experience, steering clear of last year's terminology.
01:33This isn't the first time they've explored this.
01:35Back in 2024, Microsoft internally looked at a browser-based operating system project codenamed Project Aeon.
01:43Rollouts for code and Autopilot begin soon.
01:47Plus, Microsoft is introducing usage-based billing for advanced features like co-work, code, and Autopilot, which are off by
01:55default.
01:55As this shift happens, Microsoft is pulling back Copilot Plus branding on Surface PCs and retiring older companion apps for
02:04calendar, people, and files.
02:06Microsoft is streamlining its ecosystem to make Copilot the central engine for your professional output,
02:12it is a bold, unified vision for the future of work.