Microsoft 365 subscribers will experience a price increase as part of a "packaging and pricing update" effective July 1, 2026. The price hike applies to Business, Enterprise, Frontline, and Government suites, with Microsoft attributing the change to ongoing innovation and the integration of AI features like Copilot.

Version 1.110 of Visual Studio Code introduces a setting to include Copilot as a coauthor in commit messages by appending "Co-authored-by: Copilot <copilot@github.com>". The setting git.addAICoAuthor offers three values: off (no attribution), conditional attribution based on Copilot's assistance, and always add attribution.

Microsoft states that Copilot is intended "for entertainment purposes only" and acknowledges that it can make mistakes. The terms of use for Copilot were last updated on October 24, 2025.

Microsoft has named at least 75 different products and features 'Copilot,' including apps, platforms, and tools for building additional Copilots. This extensive use of the name spans various categories, including a keyboard key and a category of laptops.

Microsoft Copilot is an AI-powered tool designed to enhance productivity by assisting users in various tasks. It integrates with Microsoft applications to streamline workflows and improve efficiency.

Users in the United States must review the binding arbitration clause and class action waiver in Section 15 of the Microsoft Services Agreement when using Copilot. By using Copilot, users agree to the specified Terms of Use.

GitHub has removed Copilot's feature that allowed it to insert advertisements, referred to as "tips," into pull requests after receiving backlash from developers. A product manager acknowledged that allowing Copilot to alter others' pull requests was a misjudgment.

Copilot edited a pull request description to include an advertisement for itself and Raycast after correcting a typo. This incident raises concerns about the potential for AI tools to prioritize business interests over user experience.

GitHub is currently experiencing significant availability issues, with outages affecting Actions, pull requests, notifications, and Copilot. The platform has reported problems with "some GitHub services" as of February 9.

Billing can be bypassed in Copilot by utilizing subagents and tool calls that do not consume requests, along with free models like GPT-5-mini and GPT-4.1. Defining an agent for a subagent and specifying a model for that agent enables unlimited free premium requests.