Microsoft was initially among the first to offer artificial intelligence-based solutions through Copilot to the public, but day by day, it is seen that they are getting further and further behind in terms of usage compared to Gemini and OpenAI. However, Microsoft is not giving up, and continues to optimize their offerings for productive and enterprise use.
Most recently, Microsoft is reportedly exploring ways to integrate features like the OpenClaw offering, directly into 365 CoPilot. With this step, users can automate a number of tasks, thus further increasing their productivity rate.
According to Microsoft's comments, they are exploring OpenClaw-like features for enterprise users. Microsoft is also seen to be able to implement a more secure and stable offering, thus providing confidence to users - especially large companies and organizations.
With Microsoft's advantage, they can also automate AI agents for a number of tasks, including for marketing, sales and accounting. Microsoft is expected to share about it as early as the Build event scheduled for early June.
