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Microsoft integrates Grok AI models into Copilot

CNN Portugal12 September 2026 at 21:50

Microsoft announced the integration of Grok AI models into Copilot, expanding the capabilities of its artificial intelligence assistant. This integration allows Copilot users to access the models developed by xAI, the company founded by Elon Musk.

The feature is being made available in a preview phase to a limited set of users. However, Microsoft specified that this new offering will not be accessible to Copilot Frontier plan customers in the European Union, the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) or the United Kingdom.

This geographic restriction is possibly due to the data protection and artificial intelligence regulations in force or in development in these regions. The European Union, in particular, has been implementing strict rules with the General Data Protection Regulation and is working on AI legislation.

Microsoft's decision to limit Grok's availability in these regions may be related to regulatory compliance and legal uncertainties surrounding the more powerful AI models. This situation reflects the growing tensions between technology companies and European regulators regarding artificial intelligence.

Why this matters

Copilot users in Portugal and Europe can now access a new AI model, but Frontier plan customers in these regions are temporarily excluded from this functionality during the preview. This restriction follows European AI regulations and data protection that may be influencing the phased rollout.

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