A single AI agent can summarize documents, answer questions, write code, and call external tools. But what happens when a task requires researching multiple sources, analyzing the results, validating assumptions, and producing a reliable deliverable?…
Planning a family vacation sounds exciting until you start comparing hotel prices, checking flight times, finding activities for different age groups, and figuring out how to fit everything into a few days. Add dietary restrictions,…
An AI agent that can answer a question is useful. An AI agent that can break a business problem into steps, call the right tools, evaluate results, and adjust its approach when something goes wrong…
An AI agent that forgets a user’s last instruction, repeats a completed task, or calls the wrong API isn’t just inconvenient. It’s a system design problem. A language model can generate impressive responses, but production…
Building an AI agent that works in a demo is easier than building one that works reliably in production. In a demo, the workflow is usually predictable. The input is clean, the API works, the…
AI agents look impressive in a demo. Give an agent a clear goal, connect it to a few tools, and watch it reason, search for information, call APIs, create content, update a database, or complete…
AI agents are quickly moving beyond simple chatbots. A traditional chatbot answers a question. A more advanced AI agent can reason about a task, use tools, retrieve information, interact with APIs, and complete multiple steps…
Microsoft is making Agent Builder easier to configure with a set of updates designed to simplify how organizations create and manage AI agents. The changes, scheduled to roll out globally in late August 2026, will…
Microsoft is making Microsoft Edge for Business more useful for professionals who spend their working day moving between browser tabs, documents, research pages and videos. With an updated Microsoft 365 Copilot experience, users will be…
Microsoft is taking another step toward making artificial intelligence a natural part of everyday workplace communication. The company is rolling out a new Microsoft 365 Copilot experience inside Outlook that allows licensed users to collaborate…
Microsoft is giving SharePoint site owners a new way to understand how their content is being used by artificial intelligence. Starting in August 2026, organizations with more than 50 Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses will begin…
Microsoft is making SharePoint a little more intelligent for people who spend their working days creating internal websites, dashboards, reports and communication pages. The company is rolling out a new AI-assisted Charts web part in…
