Microsoft lets Copilot Studio use a computer on its own
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Summary
Microsoft has enabled a new Computer Use feature for its Copilot AI to interact with websites and desktop applications, similar to OpenAI’s Operator or Anthropic’s Claude feature.
The tool can automate tasks like data entry, market research or processing invoices, and detect when an application or website screen changes.
It can function without failing or breaking, Microsoft said.
In December, Microsoft launched the Actions feature for its consumer Copilot, which performs tasks like booking restaurant reservations in the background.
While the Actions feature is limited to a few partners, Microsoft said Copilot Studio would be free to work with more websites and applications.