NASA, Earth and Copilot

Microsoft collaborates with NASA on Earth Copilot, an AI guide to our planet’s data
Microsoft and NASA have teamed up on Earth Copilot, a software tool that uses AI to simplify the process of analyzing Earth science data.
NASA’s AI Earth Copilot will take your questions about our planet
NASA is teaming up with Microsoft to create an AI chatbot designed to make it easier to access and understand scientific data about the Earth. The tool, called Earth Copilot, will be able to answer questions about our planet by condensing NASA’s wide swath of geospatial information into easy-to-digest responses.
Microsoft adds Copilot AI features to some non-US M365 consumer plans
In what could be a trial run for the US and European markets, Microsoft’s Copilot AI assistant is now included in M365 Personal and Family subscriptions in several countries, including Australia, Malaysia,
Unlock Effortless Data Analysis with Microsoft Copilot
Learn how to optimize Excel pivot tables using Microsoft Copilot's AI tools for enhanced data insights and visualization.
How to have Microsoft Copilot recap a Teams meeting when you’re late
For Copilot recap to work in Teams you’ll need to have a current license for Microsoft 365 and Copilot. If you have those things and can’t see Copilot at the top of your Teams meeting window, you’ll need to enable it in the three-dot menu.
NASA and Microsoft team up to create an Earth Copilot AI chatbot
New Azure OpenAI Service-based AI chatbot lets users interact with spaceborne data The tool democratizes access to more users, including students and academics Users can ask natural language questions and let AI source the data Microsoft and NASA have teamed up to launch Earth Copilot,
Earth Copilot: Microsoft and NASA partner create AI tool for simplified Earth science insights
Microsoft and NASA have teamed up to create Earth Copilot, an AI-powered tool that simplifies access to NASA's vast Earth science data. Using Microsoft Azure and natural language processing, Earth Copilot allows users to interact with over 100 petabytes of data using plain language,
NASA-Microsoft's New Earth Copilot To Enhance Understanding On Our Planet
US space agency NASA has partnered with Microsoft to develop an easier-to-access and user-friendly Artificial Intelligence-based chatbot that can help people decode scientific data about Earth.
Earth Copilot: Nasa, Microsoft team up to make Earth Science data available
Microsoft said the Earth Copilot AI chatbot enables users to interact with Nasa's data repository through plain language queries
Inside Microsoft's struggles with Copilot
Customers are dissatisfied with Copilot, rivals are circling, and Microsoft insiders are skeptical: a BI exclusive.
Microsoft Copilot: 8 tips to supercharge your productivity
You can use Copilot's Context IQ (CIQ) feature to reference people, meetings, emails, or files. To access it, type the ...
Microsoft announces 365 and Copilot price hike — here's how much more you'll pay
Microsoft announced this week that enterprise-focused subscriptions for 365 Copilot will be getting price hikes, at least on ...
ReadWrite13d
Microsoft teases new AI Copilot Vision feature is coming ‘very soon’
Just weeks after Copilot Vision was rolled out to testers, Microsoft is now teasing the tool will be coming soon for all uers ...
Copilot stuck on Verify your age [Fix]
If you are stuck at Verify your age error message in Copilot, then to fix the problem you may need to update your Microsoft ...
I review PCs for a living, and Apple Intelligence is already better than Windows Copilot
I know because I’ve been using Microsoft’s Windows Copilot virtual assistant since it launched in late 2023, and it’s evolved ...
Microsoft Expands Copilot Access to Office 365 Subscribers But at a Cost
Microsoft is now bundling its Copilot AI with its Office 365 Personal and Family subscriptions. But, there's a bit of a twist ...
Hosted on MSN1h
Microsoft starts boiling the Copilot frog: It's not a soup you want to drink at any price
You think employee-generated content is bad now? Opinion In 1968's Star Trek episode, "The Ultimate Computer," Captain Kirk ...