Microsoft revealed on January 2, 2026 that active Copilot users have broken through 120 million worldwide, driven by deep integration across Windows, Office, Edge, and mobile apps. At the same time, the company previewed Copilot for Enterprise 3.0 — slated for full rollout in mid-2026 — featuring native GPT-5.4 multimodal reasoning, autonomous multi-agent orchestration, and enterprise-grade agent fleets that can handle complex workflows across documents, code, meetings, and data analysis. Early enterprise pilots report 4x faster decision cycles and 60% reduction in routine tasks.

Disney is aggressively deploying AI across its creative and engineering workforce. As of December 2025, employees now have access to Microsoft Copilot, Amazon Q Developer, and other third-party tools, while a partnership with OpenAI will soon launch a customized enterprise-grade ChatGPT. Internally, Disney has already rolled out DisneyGPT — a tailored chatbot for everyday productivity — and is advancing "Jarvis," a next-gen intelligent assistant designed to streamline workflows from script analysis to asset management. This multi-vendor strategy signals Disney's pivot from cautious experimentation to full-scale AI integration in content creation and operations.