In physical AI use cases, software and robots collaborate and AI systems can execute real-world tasks, not just suggest them, going well beyond the capabilities of GenAI.

Taylor Dorward joins the AI Agent & Copilot Podcast to discuss accessibility in the workplace, and how this brings new value to organizations.

The Microsoft CEO urges moving beyond the hype to systemic AI architectures that can scale human ambitions.

Agent 365 answers the big questions CIOs actually care about: who owns our agents? What systems and data can they access? Governance replaces shadow AI.

AI agents can eliminate mundane, repetitive tasks — like documentation and customer data lookup — freeing professionals to focus on higher-value, growth-oriented work.

With multi-agent systems being rolled out aggressively, customers need to emphasize operational controls, performance analysis, and governance.

GPT-5.2 is now live in Microsoft Foundry, empowering developers with smarter, more reliable AI agents and scalable outputs.

Defender enhancements include services, dedicated engineering resources for proactive and reactive threat defenses, as well as strengthening overall security posture for the AI era.

Consulting firm also recommends enterprises move away from specialization to generalists who are comfortable with AI and adept at managing fleets of agents.

Columbus VP, Michael Simms, joins the AI Agent & Copilot Podcast to share what went into selecting the sessions for the 2026 event, and what’s required to successfully adopt AI.

The speakers and sessions for the 2026 AI Agent & Copilot Summit have been announced by event producers, Dynamic Communities and Cloud Wars.

St. Jude Children’s Hospital leader explains how AI tools enhance donor engagement, while authentic relationships remain at the core of fundraising.

Copilot mobile users place sharp and enduring focus on health topics, while desktop users’ priorities changed throughout 2025; the distinction could yield distinct user experiences in the future.

Grant Dess reflects on last year’s AI Agent & Copilot Summit and shares what attendees can look forward to at the 2026 event.

Latest generative coding model from OpenAI delivers greater power for complex development tasks, including enhanced computer vision for turning design mocks into functional prototypes.

Microsoft’s 2025 AI direction, including new tools, integrations, and a shift in ethical focus.

AI is the new gatekeeper for web-based product information, so marketers must provide pricing and personalized insights to engage with buyers.

Insight Works’ Mark Hamblin shares how AI and agents are impacting the companies processes and products, and gives thoughts on the advancement of AI advancement in recent months and how this impacts adoption.

Microsoft’s Frontier Firm strategy shows how large-scale Copilot adoption is reshaping enterprise operations and accelerating customer AI adoption.

Anthropic’s donation of MCP spec to Linux Foundation garners broad industry support as vendors embrace interoperability and community development to drive AI forward.

As the availability of raw data for AI decreases, the focus shifts from the quantity of data to the quality and contextualization of the data collected. Businesses need to emphasize the importance of qualitative information.

Nathan Bensch highlights three regulated industries adopting and applying AI: healthcare, finance, and retail.

Microsoft adds new insight into the user interface for Agent 365 and how it integrates previously dispersed functions in a unified format so stakeholders can monitor and act on their AI estates.

Molly Rupert-Sullivan explains the importance of investing in humans with the rapid pace of change from GenAI.

AJ Ansari joins John Siefert to examine how leaders can cut through AI hype, choose the right problems to solve, and bring home measurable value from the AI Agent & Copilot Summit.

Agent technology is a critical addition to the Microsoft stack: it keeps everything moving without nudges, reminders, or bottlenecks, resulting in an organization in motion rather than in queues.

Sebastian Sieber breaks down the process of Copilot pulling from data it has access to in order to respond to prompts.