Instead of just providing responses,
Copilot Tasks will take actions to get things done in the background with its own computer and a web browser. Copilot Tasks will work for all types of users, including general consumers, developers, and enterprises.
A simple way to understand Copilot Tasks is that
it is a to-do list that does itself.
Users can describe what they want to do in natural language. Based on the task received, Copilot will plan the task and start the work. Users can always adjust or refine the Copilot's plan if required.
The main highlight is that Copilot Tasks work in the background with the help of its own computer, web browser, and access to various apps and services. So, users can set Copilot Tasks to be recurring and scheduled as well, depending on their needs.
If the given task involves critical decisions, such as paying money or sending a message to someone,
Copilot Tasks will ask for consent from users, allowing them to review, pause, or cancel a task if required.
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