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Microsoft Launches 'Computer Use' Feature in Copilot Studio for AI Agents to Operate Desktop and Web Apps in Early Access for 50th Anniversary

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Updated Apr 16, 2025, 05:37 PM

Microsoft has introduced a new feature called 'Computer Use' in Copilot Studio, allowing AI agents to autonomously interact with both desktop and web applications. This capability enables agents to perform tasks such as clicking buttons and navigating through user interfaces, similar to how a human would operate software. The feature is currently available through an early access research preview, and Microsoft aims to enhance user experience by integrating this AI-driven functionality into its suite of products. The announcement coincided with Microsoft's 50th anniversary, where the company highlighted its commitment to advancing AI technologies and tools across its platforms, including Windows and Microsoft 365.

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Mustafa Suleyman

@mustafasuleyman

Copilot Vision is out now, free in @MicrosoftEdge. It can literally see what you see on screen (if you opt in). Pretty amazing! It’ll think out loud with you when you're browsing online. No more over-explaining, copy-pasting, or struggling to put something into words. https://t.co/XMXSYcsKIi

CopilotKit🪁

@CopilotKit

Building a fullstack agent application is now as easy as 'copilotkit init' With a single command anyone can build a frontend on their @LangChainAI or @crewAIInc agent! https://t.co/Qq41HnMBvC

Microsoft Copilot

@Copilot

Consider me leveled up!  Introducing Copilot Vision in @MicrosoftEdge, where I can help you browse, organize, and even prep for a job interview. It's free to use - open Copilot in Edge, click on the mic icon, and I'll see what you see. https://t.co/6pm4WGTmo4 https://t.co/dT6hIHEnWG