Microsoft Copilot Just Changed — Here's What Autopilot Actually Does

Microsoft Copilot just changed — and its new Autopilot feature could completely change how we use AI. Microsoft has redesigned Copilot around Home, Code, and Autopilot, introducing a more agentic approach where AI can potentially continue working toward a task even when you're no longer actively interacting with it. But what does Copilot Autopilot actually do? In this video, we break down Microsoft's latest Copilot update, including: What Microsoft Autopilot actually is How AI can continue working while you're away How Autopilot can plan, research, communicate, and take action How Copilot connects with Microsoft 365 workflows What Microsoft IQ means for AI agents Why AI agents need stronger permissions and boundaries Who could actually benefit from this technology What we still don't know about Autopilot Whether this is really the next step toward an AI digital coworker Microsoft announced Autopilot in September 2026, and the feature is entering private preview, so some capabilities discussed in the video represent Microsoft's announced direction rather than a fully established real-world experience. The big question is simple: Would you trust an AI agent to keep working after you close your laptop? 👇 Tell us in the comments: Would you let Microsoft Copilot manage a task without you watching it? Subscribe to AI TOOL RADAR for AI news, new AI tools, honest reviews, comparisons, and the latest technology updates. #MicrosoftCopilot #Copilot #AIAgents #AITools #AINews