When I say AI upskilling, I’m talking about changing how you get work done, with help from AI. We these new Microsoft 365 Copilot skills, you'll improve the quality of research, writing, analysis, and presentations you deliver. Microsoft 365 Copilot runs where you already work and respects your existing data permissions. You just need to know how to use it. If you have the will to learn, I'll show you some Microsoft 365 Copilot tips I've learned from my own experiences. First, let's explain what it can do.                                

The fact is, people are already using AI at work. But for businesses, privacy and security around AI usage is particularly important. Copilot respects your existing permissions and doesn’t use your prompts or responses to train foundation models. This is critical for businesses with employees who use AI in the workplace. With Microsoft 365 Copilot, prompts and responses are protected under Microsoft’s enterprise data commitments. In short, Copilot applies security, compliance, and auditing controls you already rely on in Microsoft 365. The important thing is getting employees to use it rather than other AI tools in the office. It's already inside Microsoft 365, everyone just needs to take advantage of it. To do that, you first need to learn how to use it.