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Microsoft is prepping an AI Copilot for the Pentagon
- Microsoft is working on a version of its Copilot AI tool for the Department of Defense.
- The Microsoft 365 Copilot for DoD environments is expected to be available as soon as this summer.
- The offering is being developed to meet necessary security and compliance standards for DoD environments.
- Microsoft's Copilot is a generative AI tool used to automate tasks across productivity software like PowerPoint, Excel, and Word.
- The company has invested heavily in these AI offerings but is still determining monetization strategies.
- The Pentagon, with its large workforce, could potentially become a significant Copilot user.
- Reports suggest a customer with over 1 million Microsoft 365 licenses will be adding Copilot.
- The Defense Department, one of the largest US employers, is a probable contender for adopting Copilot.
- Microsoft aims to add Copilot to its Microsoft 365 suite for high-security government clients this year.
- Currently, Microsoft 365 Copilot is not available via GCC-High but is planned for release in such environments this summer.
- The Pentagon has not commented on the potential adoption of Microsoft's Copilot AI tool.
- Microsoft's commitment to meeting security and compliance standards is evident in the development of Copilot for government use.
- For organizations in GCC High, Microsoft 365 Copilot is still in development to ensure security and compliance requirements are met.
- Microsoft plans for a general availability release of Copilot for high-security government customers this calendar year.
- The original article can be read on Business Insider's website for further details.
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