Prior to the launch of a future "super-app", Microsoft unifies Copilot consumer and Microsoft 365 Copilot in one application, with several removed functions.
Microsoft began this week to merge its Copilot applications for the general public and companies, a preparatory stage for the "super-app" Copilot promised by Satya Nadella to its developers and investors. The switch starts with a small group of Windows Insiders before expanding: the global deployment starts mid-August on mobile and web, the following Windows and Mac versions in September.
The two distinct applications will become a single app named Microsoft Copilot, with a new icon. By the way, several features disappear: podcasts created in Copilot will no longer be accessible after August 18, as will the Deep Research feature of detailed report generation, and group discussions will not be retained after that date. The goal is to better compete with ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude by capitalizing on Microsoft's anchoring in professional tools.
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