
Everyday AI Podcast – An AI and ChatGPT Podcast Ep 741: Microsoft Copilot Tasks: Hands on with the Powerful AI Platform No One’s Talking About
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Mar 25, 2026 A quiet Microsoft release gets a hands-on test as an autonomous AI tool tackles competitive research, recurring automations, and document creation. There’s a live walkthrough of presentations, spreadsheets, email workflows, and even SMS-based requests. The spotlight stays on easy edits, connected apps, and why this under-the-radar platform could shake up the AI race.
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Live Competitive Research Demo Shows Time Savings
- Jordan Wilson live-prompts Copilot Tasks to research MacWhisper, Whisper Flow, Castmagic, and TubeOnAI, then assemble a full competitive-analysis presentation.
- He says this would have been a multi-step AI workflow today and roughly 40 to 50 hours of manual work a few years ago.
Copilot Tasks Is More Than A Simple Chatbot
- Copilot Tasks goes beyond simple prompting by supporting recurring automations, document generation, shopping, and appointment workflows.
- Microsoft frames it as a to-do list that does itself, using its own computer and browser while asking permission before meaningful actions like purchases or messages.
The Clean Interface Hides Useful Controls
- Jordan Wilson shows the tasks-only interface includes Auto, Researcher, and Analyst modes plus a scrollable area for scheduled jobs and prompt examples.
- He says the clean design initially hid the fact that you can scroll down to see upcoming tasks, which made the interface briefly confusing.
