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Microsoft's Copilot app received multiple new features on Friday, among them a coding tool and an always-on AI agent. The software giant is seeking to enhance the app's capabilities for users. Legal professionals are already using AI tools like Microsoft Copilot for drafting documents and analysing information.
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