TradingKey – On September 25, Eastern Time, Microsoft (MSFT) unveiled a new generation of Microsoft Copilot and announced three features: Home, Code, and Autopilot. Autopilot can execute long-running tasks in the cloud and continue working after users go offline, further expanding Copilot’s application scope in enterprise automation.
Microsoft shares rose 3.66% on the day, closing at $516.17 and reaching an intraday high of $519.38. The Copilot upgrade released that day attracted market attention.
[Source: TradingView]
How Autopilot Executes Long-Duration Tasks
The new version of Copilot adds three features: Home, Code, and Autopilot. Home integrates Chat and Cowork to serve as a unified work entry point; Office in Copilot connects Word,…
