Microsoft releases Copilot Cowork based on Claude Cowork to expand its enterprise intelligent agent business Microsoft (MSFT. O) released Copilot Cowork on Monday, based on the Claude Cowork product. Claude Cowork has gained attention in Silicon Valley for his ability to handle complex tasks with minimal human supervision. Microsoft is betting that its long-term relationships with enterprise customers and emphasis on security and data control will help win over enterprise customers who are interested in AI agents but concerned about the lack of security. Jared Spataro, who is responsible for Microsoft's "AI at Work" business, said, "We only run in cloud environments and only work on behalf of users. So you can know exactly what information Copilot Cowork can access. ”Copilot Cowork is currently undergoing testing and will be available to early users later this month. The company did not disclose specific pricing, but stated that some usage will be included in its M365 Copilot subscription for businesses at $30 per user per month, with additional usage available for purchase.