Microsoft Launches Bahasa Indonesia Support for Microsoft 365 Copilot
Microsoft has debuted Indonesian language support for its artificial intelligence assistant, Microsoft 365 Copilot. This move opens up the world of AI-powered assistance to a wider audience in Indonesia, enabling users to leverage the power of Copilot across various applications.
Users can now access Copilot’s capabilities within familiar Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Its integration into these tools aims to streamline workflows, enhance decision-making processes, and ultimately boost operational effectiveness for individuals and businesses alike.
“With Microsoft 365 Copilot now supporting Indonesian, we are opening up new opportunities for organizations to transform the way they work, enabling them to increase productivity, develop creativity, and boost work quality, with enterprise-level protection and responsible AI practices,” said Ricky Haryadi, Go-To-Market Lead, AI at Work & AI for Cybersecurity Microsoft ASEAN, at the Cafe Copilot event in Jakarta.
Copilot’s versatility shines through its ability to assist users with a wide range of tasks.
From summarizing lengthy documents and generating creative content to analyzing complex data sets, Copilot offers a suite of tools designed to simplify complex operations. Microsoft remains committed to continuous innovation, promising to introduce new features and capabilities like Copilot Actions, Agents, and the Copilot Control System in the near future.
Since its initial launch on November 1, 2023, Copilot has undergone significant development with over 300 updates delivered. These enhancements, including those announced during the second wave of Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft Ignite 2024, have resulted in substantial improvements. Microsoft reports that Copilot’s response times have more than doubled on average, while user satisfaction has nearly tripled.
“With Indonesian language capabilities in Microsoft 365 Copilot, we hope to see more organizations in Indonesia harness the full potential of AI safely. This is in line with our mission to empower Indonesia to achieve more,” concluded Ricky.
Here are two potential PAA (Predictive Answer Autocompletion) related questions based on the provided interview excerpt:
**Interviewer:** Ricky, Microsoft 365 Copilot adding Indonesian language support is groundbreaking. How do you foresee this impacting the Indonesian workforce? Do you anticipate a smooth adoption, or will there be hurdles to overcome?
