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Microsoft now lets workers bring personal Copilot to work
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Bringing AI to work just got easier, according to Microsoft, as employees with a personal Microsoft 365 account can now use their Copilot AI assistant in Office documents at work.
Microsoft announced the change in a blog post Thursday.
It means that users with Microsoft 365 Personal, Family and Premium plans (the latter of which launched this week) can use Copilot features in apps such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint in the office, regardless of whether their employer has an enterprise Microsoft 365 Copilot license.
“This offers a safer alternative to other bring-your-own-AI scenarios, and empowers users with Copilot in their daily jobs while keeping IT firmly in control and all enterprise data protections intact,” said Samer Baroudi, product marketing manager at Microsoft.