"Microsoft is exploring the potential of technologies like OpenClaw in an enterprise context, aiming to make its 365 Copilot AI assistant run autonomously around the clock while completing tasks on behalf of users."
"The always-on version of 365 Copilot could reportedly do things like monitor a user's Outlook inbox and calendar and serve up a list of suggested tasks each day."
"Microsoft is also exploring OpenClaw-like agents tailored to certain roles, such as marketing, sales, and accounting, to limit the permissions the agent needs, siloing them from other parts of a business."
"Bringing OpenClaw-like capabilities into Copilot could help Microsoft reclaim some of the customers it lost to rival services."
Microsoft is exploring the integration of OpenClaw-style features into its 365 Copilot AI assistant to enable it to operate autonomously. Omar Shahine confirmed the potential of OpenClaw technologies in enterprise settings. The always-on Copilot could manage tasks like monitoring Outlook and suggesting daily activities. Microsoft aims to create safer versions of OpenClaw-like agents tailored for specific roles, enhancing security by limiting permissions. These features are expected to be showcased at the upcoming Build conference.
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