Summary
AI copilots function as in-the-loop assistants embedded inside existing tools, augmenting human judgment with contextual suggestions rather than operating independently like autonomous agents. Deploying them effectively in the enterprise requires robust data governance, clear human oversight, and integration with trusted data sources.
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