Microsoft AI Daily Brief
3 sections · 3 items · published 07:14 UTC
Admins will be able to delegate publishing of organization prompts to specific users and security groups, who can then create, edit, and delete tenant-level prompts in Prompt Lab. Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant).
Why it matters: Lets Copilot admins hand prompt curation to business-unit owners without granting full tenant admin rights, easing prompt governance at scale.
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MCP-based federated Copilot connectors reach GA in US government clouds (GCC, GCC High, DoD), giving Microsoft 365 Copilot secure real-time access to third-party and line-of-business data through Model Context Protocol, with full admin governance and no indexing. Government-cloud scoped, not yet worldwide.
Why it matters: Extends real-time external-data grounding to regulated public-sector tenants, a key unlock for government customers evaluating Copilot extensibility.
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Meeting participants will be able to report suspicious, malicious, or potentially fraudulent activity directly from within a Teams meeting, feeding security threat identification. Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant).
Why it matters: Gives end users an in-meeting path to flag social-engineering and impersonation attempts, strengthening Teams meeting security.
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