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Microsoft Tests OpenClaw-Like AI Bots for Integration into 365 Copilot
Microsoft is testing AI bots similar to OpenClaw for its 365 Copilot assistant. The effort aims to enable autonomous operation around the clock to complete user tasks. The company plans to demonstrate features at its Build conference on June 2nd.
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365 Copilot Microsoft is testing OpenClaw-like AI bots for 365 Copilot.
The company is looking into ways to integrate OpenClaw-style features into 365 Copilot. This test comes as part of efforts to make the 365 Copilot AI assistant run autonomously around the clock while completing tasks on behalf of users, The Verge reported, citing The Information.
Omar Shahine, Microsoft’s corporate vice president, confirmed that the company is exploring the potential of technologies like OpenClaw in an enterprise context.
Its Rise OpenClaw is an open-source platform that allows users to create AI-powered agents that run locally on a user’s device.
OpenClaw rose in popularity earlier this year. Microsoft aims to show off some of these features during its Build conference, which kicks off on June 2nd, The Verge reported, citing The Information.
365 Anthropic launched integrations with its Claude AI chatbot inside Microsoft 365 services last year, The Verge reported, citing The Information.
“We are exploring the potential of technologies like OpenClaw in an enterprise context." — Omar Shahine, Microsoft’s corporate vice president The current testing builds on such prior developments to enhance autonomous capabilities in 365 Copilot.”
