Imagine a cloud-connected notebook that not only saves the information you gather but also organizes it automatically and adds detail and research info on demand. That’s what the new Copilot Pages feature promises. It’s one of several major Copilot features Microsoft introduced at its 50th Anniversary Event in Redmond, WA.
Based on an impressive live demo of Copilot Pages that I got at the event, it seems far more compelling than the company’s other generative AI-based Notebook tool for Microsoft 365 Business users because it’s available to anyone for free and actually organizes the information you upload. For now, Copilot Pages works only in Copilot on the web, but company representatives said it should roll out to the general public in the coming…