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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2025 · 51 MIN

Microsoft Copilot: Looking at how far we have come

from Under the Surface · host Rob Quickenden

In this eposide I am joined by Manesh Minstry, a digitial artist and Microsoft 365 Copilot advisor,menror and prompting guru.We talk about the incredible pace of change, innovation,new features and new model support in Microsoft 365 Copilot.We cover the challenges around adoption, dispell some myths and re enforce Microsoft Enterprise Data Protection, Responsible AI and choice available to consumers and business prodessionals across every role and every industry.Tune in,to see how far it has come so far and how fast the innovation is coming..00:00 Introduction and Context Setting02:22 The Evolution of Copilot Technology05:17 Copilot Chat and Its Importance07:35 Security and Compliance in AI Tools10:19 The Role of Context in Copilot Usage13:09 Voice Interaction with Copilot15:34 Practical Applications of Copilot in Daily Life17:40 Enhancing Prompting Techniques19:53 The Future of AI Memory and Personalization25:11 Utilizing AI for Personalization28:51 Exploring Microsoft 365 Copilot and AI Models34:05 The Evolution of AI Models 37:13 Harnessing Microsoft First Party Agents40:51 The Future of AI Agents and Orchestration44:19 Recent Developments in AI and Tools

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