Acknowledging that artificial intelligence requires a specific and advanced skillset, Microsoft declared any company can become an AI-first company with agents helping plug the gaps where companies are struggling with ongoing talent shortages to help them remain unique – a competitive advantage that they should not lose.

From next month, companies will be able to use Copilot Studio to create their own AI agents to automate tasks. The competition already does this.

At its Ignite conference next month, Microsoft will let more of its users spin up autonomous AI 'agents' within Copilot Studio, its AI orchestration platform.

Microsoft will enable customers to create autonomous AI agents using Copilot Studio starting in November. These agents, designed to perform tasks with minimal human intervention, offer solutions for managing inventory,

In November, customers can start using Copilot Studio to make their own AI apps to perform many routine tasks.

Microsoft will allow its customers to build autonomous artificial intelligence agents from next month, in its latest push to tap the booming technology amid growing investor scrutiny of its hefty AI investments.

From next month, businesses will be able to use Microsoft’s Copilot Studio to create autonomous AI agents: interactive systems designed to perform specific tasks and automate user processes. The models,