Microsoft seems to be fully committed to the Copilot brand and product. The company now calls Bing Chat and Bing Chat Enterprise Microsoft Copilot.

Striking name change at Microsoft: The chatbots Bing Chat and Bing Chat Enterprise are now also called Microsoft Copilot. With this decision, the company wants to make Copilot more accessible to everyone. It was previously reported that the assistant would also be available for Windows 10.

This is your co-pilot

Every user who logs in to the chatbots with a Microsoft Entra ID is guaranteed the security of their business data. Microsoft would like to make Copilot available to every Entra ID user free of charge in the future. Anyone who signs up with Copilot with a work account receives the same commercial data security.

Additionally, accessing Copilot via the AI ​​Assistant site will be easier. The Bing page also remains available.

There will also be support for OpenAI’s GPT models. This allows users to create customized versions of Copilot depending on their tasks and tasks.

Sensitive content

The renaming takes effect on December 1st. Microsoft plans to soon bring this system’s commercial data security to Microsoft 365 F3. Further licenses will follow later.

Sensitive content accessed with Copilot is now protected Microsoft Edge for Business. From the Microsoft Purview sidebar Data loss prevention (DLP) generates Edge for Business labels for websites and documents. This protects sensitive content from possible summaries by Copilot. Copilot only has access to company information if the IT team allows it.