Editors are increasingly working with AI tools—but it’s not always clear which one to use, or why.

Copilot can help with writing and editing, Agents promise automation and structure, and “Coworker” scenarios suggest a more continuous AI collaboration.

On top of that, AI features are now showing up directly in SharePoint, changing how editors work with pages, libraries, and content over time.

In this session, we look at these tools from an editor’s point of view. No vision talk, no hype—just practical questions:
- What actually helps in daily editorial work?
- Where does Copilot save time?
- When does it fall short?
- What can be handled better by an Agent?
- And how does AI in SharePoint affect how editors create, review, and maintain content?

We’ll walk through typical editorial tasks like creating content, revising existing texts, summarizing long pages, keeping consistency, and working with existing SharePoint content.

Along the way, we’ll discuss what each tool is good at, where its limits are, and how they can work together instead of overlapping or adding complexity.

You’ll leave with

- A realistic view of how Copilot supports editors today
- Clear examples of when Agents are the better choice
- An understanding of Coworker-style scenarios for ongoing editorial work
- Insight into AI directly in SharePoint and what it means for editors
- Help deciding which tool fits your editorial setup

This session is for editors, content creators, content owners, and digital workplace teams who want to use AI thoughtfully—without overcomplicating things.