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AI & Agents Market: Causaly Brings Agentic Research to Microsoft Copilot
Causaly, a provider of scientific research and knowledge graph solutions, has expanded its collaboration with Microsoft. The company's agentic scientific research is now available within Microsoft 365 Copilot, including the Copilot app and Microsoft Teams, enabling enterprise life sciences R&D teams to access evidence-based research without switching tools. The integration was announced at Microsoft Build 2026, where Causaly's scientific interpretation was combined with Microsoft Discovery's enterprise scientific platform. Causaly acts as a specialized enterprise agent within Copilot, allowing users to invoke it via the agent menu or @mention, ask complex biomedical questions, and receive answers with traceable references to peer-reviewed literature and proprietary knowledge graphs. The partnership aims to streamline scientific research workflows for biopharma customers, grounding AI in evidence and accountability.
Causaly's integration into Microsoft Copilot marks a significant step toward embedding AI-powered research into mainstream productivity tools, potentially influencing how advertisers and marketers leverage AI for data-driven insights.
Wichtigste Kernpunkte & Evidenz
- Causaly announced availability in Microsoft Copilot, including Copilot app and Microsoft Teams.
- The collaboration was initially announced at Microsoft Build 2026 in June.
- Causaly's agentic research is integrated into Microsoft 365 workflows for life sciences R&D.
- Users can @mention Causaly in Copilot conversations to ask biomedical questions.
- Answers include references to literature and Causaly's Bio Graph and Pipeline Graph.
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