Microsoft is incorporating Grok artificial intelligence models into its Copilot platform. The technology company announced this integration through a statement published on its official weblog. The implementation of Grok's models will begin through a pilot program that will cover key productivity applications, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
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Microsoft incorporates Grok artificial intelligence models into Copilot
Now13 September 2026 at 22:00
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The integration of Grok models into Copilot will change the experience of users of the most widely used Microsoft applications, potentially introducing new AI capabilities that can automate tasks and improve productivity. This change affects millions of users of productivity tools worldwide, including Portugal and Brazil.
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