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Microsoft Launches Researcher, Analyst in Copilot | AI Tools for Smarter Business Decisions

Joan Aimuengheuwa by Joan Aimuengheuwa
March 26, 2025
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Microsoft has launched two AI-driven tools—Researcher and Analyst—designed to enhance data analysis and business research on Microsoft 365 Copilot. 

These tools, which integrate deep reasoning, will roll out in April under the company’s newly launched Frontier program.

Researcher is built to simplify complex, multi-step research tasks by pulling from both internal company data and external sources. Microsoft has built it as a tool that can develop business strategies, conduct competitive market analysis, and generate detailed reports with outstanding depth.

Unlike traditional AI search tools, Researcher is designed to operate seamlessly with external data connectors, including Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Confluence. This means businesses can extract and analyse insights from multiple platforms without switching between applications. 

Microsoft claims Researcher offers a level of analysis that surpasses previous AI tools, making it a valuable asset for professionals handling large-scale research and strategy development.

For organisations dealing with extensive datasets, Analyst offers a solid solution. Built on OpenAI’s o3-mini reasoning model, it mimics the analytical approach of a data scientist, working iteratively to refine its outputs.

Microsoft highlights its ability to convert raw data into actionable insights, including revenue forecasts, customer behaviour trends, and demand predictions.

An interesting feature of Analyst is its ability to run Python scripts, allowing businesses to execute complex data queries while maintaining full visibility into the AI’s processes. Microsoft asserts that this transparency ensures accuracy and reliability, reducing concerns over AI-generated errors.

Alongside Researcher and Analyst, Microsoft has expanded its Copilot Studio platform to support the creation of autonomous AI agents. These agents can now independently perform tasks, initiate workflows, and handle business operations with minimal human intervention.

The new features in Copilot Studio allow IT teams to build and govern AI-driven workflows while maintaining control over data security and access permissions. Microsoft claims this system ensures enterprises can confidently integrate AI without compromising regulatory or security requirements.

Microsoft 365 Copilot customers will gain access to Researcher and Analyst through the Frontier program, an initiative that allows early adopters to test upcoming AI innovations before they reach general availability.

The company acknowledges that AI models, including those behind Researcher and Analyst, are not flawless. There are ongoing challenges in preventing AI from generating inaccurate information or misinterpreting data. However, Microsoft says its approach—grounding AI outputs in enterprise data and allowing user oversight—helps mitigate these risks.

With these developments, Microsoft is embedding AI deeper into enterprise workflows, aiming to bolster how businesses leverage artificial intelligence for research, analysis, and automation. 

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