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Microsoft Is Combining Its Copilot AI Into One App That’s Easier to Ignore

Microsoft is pulling its separate Copilot experiences together into a single “Microsoft Copilot” app for Windows 11. The new app will keep the familiar icon but combine the consumer and commercial Copilot tools, letting you launch Word, Excel and other 365 apps from the same place where you chat or generate images. The rollout starts this week for the web and mobile versions, with the Windows and macOS clients expected to switch over by mid‑September. In the shuffle, a few features are disappearing. The Podcasts and Deep Research functions will stop on August 18, and existing Copilot Group Chats won’t migrate to the new app. Some side services like Shopping and Copilot Health may see brief hiccups while everything settles. The move is meant to give users a cleaner, more unified experience—whether you’re drafting a report or just having fun—while still requiring you to toggle between personal and work accounts. It also means the Copilot key on newer keyboards will likely open this consolidated app instead of the older, fragmented versions.

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