Microsoft Pushes Copilot Deeper Into Everyday Work

# Microsoft Pushes Copilot Deeper Into Everyday Work Microsoft is bringing Copilot everywhere. Starting in October the Copilot app will automatically appear on Windows devices with Microsoft 365 apps like Word, Excel and PowerPoint. In Power BI it is turned on by default. In Windows 11 it is being built deeper into the system. In retail it is being tested as a shopping assistant. This is what adoption looks like. Not a big launch. Not a dramatic shift. Just a steady blending of AI into the tools people already use. And it leads to a simple question. Will people even notice. Will they know when it is Copilot formatting, writing, or analyzing. Or will it feel no different from normal software doing its job. That may be the real turning point. AI is not something you start using one day. It is something that slowly becomes part of everything you already use. **Labels:** Microsoft, Copilot, AI Adoption, Windows 11, Microsoft 365, AI Integration

The Future Is a Browser That Is the AI

Google is never selling Chrome voluntarily. It is the front door to the internet for more than 3 billion people. It keeps Google’s search dominance locked in. It feeds Google’s AI ambitions. Regulators might force them to sell, but that fight will take years in court.

So why is Perplexity throwing $34.5 billion on the table right now? Because the future of AI is not an app you visit. The future is a browser that is the AI.

The Shift Nobody’s Talking About

Right now, AI is still a destination. You open ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity. You type a prompt. You get an answer. That will not last. Soon your browser will greet you with AI the second you open it. No search bar. No Google.com. Just “What do you need?” and results tailored before you even think to search.

Think about what that means. Websites start to feel secondary. Your AI assistant becomes the interface, the filter, and the gatekeeper. Whoever owns that layer owns you as a user.

Why Chrome Is the Crown Jewel

• The data: Every click, search, and habit feeds your AI.
• The market: You decide which AI gets top billing.
• The money: Ads, subscriptions, purchases, all routed through you.

That is why Chrome is worth more to Perplexity than to almost anyone else. It is not just about traffic. It is about instantly putting its AI in front of billions without fighting for downloads or clicks.

What Happens If They Pull It Off

If Perplexity somehow takes Chrome, it jumps from challenger to default overnight. It skips years of brand building. It bypasses Google’s moat. And it forces every other AI company to fight for a space inside its browser.

The bid is a long shot. But the playbook is crystal clear. In the next phase of the AI race, you will not go to a website to use AI. You will open your browser and your browser will already be AI.

The next killer AI app will not be a website. It will be your browser.