Microsoft Adds Source Citations to Copilot Answers in Word
Microsoft rolled out new Copilot features across Microsoft 365, including clickable citations in Word and general availability for SharePoint and OneDrive.
Microsoft has shipped a set of new Copilot features across its Microsoft 365 apps, including Copilot Chat, Teams, Word, PowerPoint, SharePoint, and OneDrive, according to windowscentral.com.
The most notable change is in Word, where Copilot can now show citations for specific answers. Users can click a citation to verify the source behind a Copilot response, viewing sources drawn from relevant web and work content directly in the response.
Microsoft also said Copilot in SharePoint and Copilot in OneDrive have reached general availability. General availability marks the point at which a feature is released to all users rather than a limited set.
The company rounded up the changes in a blog post, the outlet reported. Microsoft has also outlined a broader plan for a unified AI experience across Microsoft 365.
Quick answers
What can Copilot in Microsoft Word do now?
Copilot in Word can show citations for specific answers. Clicking a citation lets users verify the source behind the answer, with sources from relevant web and work content shown directly in the response.
Which apps received new Copilot features?
Microsoft shipped new Copilot features across Copilot Chat, Teams, Word, PowerPoint, SharePoint, and OneDrive.
Are Copilot in SharePoint and OneDrive generally available?
Yes. Microsoft said Copilot in SharePoint and Copilot in OneDrive have reached general availability.