<p>Microsoft has announced new features for its Copilot for Microsoft 365 AI service, aimed at helping users improve their text prompts and achieve better results from Copilot.</p>
<p>The company plans to add auto-complete for text prompts in Copilot, similar to the features in Gmail for composing emails and texting on smartphones. Additionally, users will be able to rewrite text prompts they&#8217;ve already entered in Copilot to make them more effective with the AI chatbot.</p>
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<p>A new interface, called Catch Up, is also being developed for Copilot for Microsoft 365. Catch Up provides personalized insights based on recent user activity and offers responsive recommendations.</p>
<p>Microsoft has also revealed that team leaders in Microsoft 365 will be able to create, publish, and manage custom prompts in Copilot Lab tailored to their teams&#8217; needs.</p>
<p>In the future, Copilot could be used to ask users questions to enhance productivity at work directly.</p>
<p>The company shared findings from its fourth annual Work Trend Index, which surveyed 31,000 workers worldwide. It found that 75% of knowledge workers are using AI tools, while 55% of company leaders are concerned about filling open roles this year. Employees are focusing on improving their AI skills to increase their chances of getting hired.</p>

Microsoft adds new features to Copilot for Microsoft 365
