Show Notes
We track how Microsoft Copilot evolves from a drafting assistant into a system that can carry out multi-step work, build simple apps from plain language, and eventually run persistent agents while we are offline. We focus on what that shift forces leaders to decide on governance, approvals, ownership, and value, rather than counting licences and hoping for impact. TL;DR/At a Glance The shift from Copilot as helper to Copilot as doer and why it lands on the leadership agenda Home and To...
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