Microsoft Copilot Studio now use computers on its own

Microsoft Copilot Studio New Feature

Microsoft enabled a new computer use feature for Copilot Studio this ongoing week, allowing AI agents to associate with websites and desktop applications. Similar kind of products like OpenAI’s Operator or Claude’s “computer use” (similar name) features, businesses can use Copilot Studio to build AI agents that treat websites and desktop apps as tools for automating tasks.

Computers use AI agents to associate with websites and desktop apps by clicking buttons, selecting menus, and typing inside the typing box on the screen, explains Charles Lamanna, The Corporate Vice President of Microsoft’s business & industry Copilot: “This allows agents to handle any kinds of tasks even when there is no API’s available to connect into the system directly. If a person can use the app, agents can do it too easily.”

AI Agents Capabilities

According to Microsoft Copilot Studio will be able to create AI agents that can automate data entries, perform market research, or process any type of invoice. This new tool will also can detect if buttons or screens change in the apps or websites and continue working without interruption or breaking in the middle of a task.

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Microsoft also added a similar feature, dubbed Actions, to its Copilot consumers earlier this month. Actions can continue their performance perfectly in the background while you can do any other tasks. Copilot can now do heavy tasks like book restaurant reservations, and event tickets, or even make purchase items from online stores. Although the work experience of agents is limited to a certain number of partners, it sounds like Copilot Studio will be free to work with more websites and apps in the future. We hope so!!!