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Microsoft Copilot Chat: AI disclaimer updates

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Updated December 1, 2025: We have updated the timeline. Thank you for your patience.

Introduction

We’re updating the AI Disclaimer experience in Microsoft Copilot Chat based on customer feedback. To address this, we’re introducing an admin control that allows organizations to customize how the disclaimer appears, improving user awareness and flexibility.

When this will happen

Rollout will begin in early December 2025 (previously late November) and complete by:

  • Worldwide & GCC: mid-December 2025 (previously early December)
  • GCC High & DoD: mid-January 2026 (previously mid-December 2025)

How this affects your organization

Who is affected

  • All users of Microsoft Copilot Chat on desktop and web experiences.

What will happen

  • The AI disclaimer will remain visible in the user experience.
  • Admins will gain the ability to heighten this message and to provide a link to their own documentation:
    • The disclaimer will display bolded text for increased visibility.
    • Admins can configure a custom URL pointing to their AI policy documentation.

Screenshots 1 and 2 below: The top image shows the current (default) experience. The bottom image shows the AI Disclaimer with heightened awareness enabled by the admin.

Current experience (default):

Heightened awareness enabled:

What you can do to prepare

  • Review the new AI Disclaimer setting in the Admin Portal once available.
  • Decide whether you want to configure this setting for your organization.
  • If desired, prepare a custom URL to include in the UX.
  • Communicate this change to your helpdesk staff and Copilot users.
  • Update internal documentation if you reference the disclaimer experience.

Learn more: Transparency Note for Microsoft Copilot | Microsoft Support

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What changed

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  1. Updated November 3,December 1, 2025: We have updated this message to clarify the new experience and to clarify that the AI disclaimer will always be visible timeline. Thank you for your patience. Introduction: We’re updating the AI Disclaimer experience in Microsoft Copilot Chat based … user awareness and flexibility. When this will happen:  Rollout will begin in late Novemberearly December 2025 (previously late November) and complete by: Worldwide & GCC: Early December 2025 mid-December 2025 (previously early December) GCC High & DoD: Mid-December 2025 mid-January 2026 (previously mid-December 2025) How this affects your organization: Who is affected: All users of Microsoft …

    • Tags New feature, User impact, Admin impact → Updated message, New feature, User impact, Admin impact

    Introduction: We’re updatingUpdated November 3, 2025: We have updated this message to clarify the AI Disclaimer experience in Microsoft Copilot Chat based on customer feedback. Some users foundnew experience and to clarify that the AI disclaimer will always be visible Introduction: We’re updating the disclaimer too distracting, while others felt it was too subtle.AI Disclaimer experience in Microsoft Copilot Chat based on customer feedback. To address this, we’re introducing an admin controlscontrol that allowallows organizations to customize how the disclaimer appears, improving user awareness and flexibility. … affects your organization: Who is affected: All users of Microsoft Copilot Chat across all endpoints.on desktop and web experiences. What will happen: The AI Disclaimer belowdisclaimer will remain visible in the Input Boxuser experience. Admins will be OFF by default. Admins will havegain the ability to heighten this message and to provide a new toggle link to enable the disclaimer.If enabled:The their own documentation:The disclaimer will display bolded text for increased visibility. Admins can configure a custom URL or use the default link pointing to Microsoft documentation. Both Starter and Premium users can see the Input Box and the their AI Disclaimer (if enabled), so a Copilot license is not explicitly required for visibility. Screenshot policy documentation. Screenshots 1 and 2:2 below: The top image shows the default experience with no AI Disclaimer visible. current (default) experience. The bottom image shows the AI Disclaimer with Heightened Awarenessheightened awareness enabled by the admin.  Current experience (default): Heightened awareness enabled: What you can do to prepare: Review the new AI Disclaimer togglesetting in the Admin Portal once available. Decide whether you want to enable the disclaimerconfigure this setting for your organization. If enabling,desired, prepare a custom URL to include in the UX.  Communicate this change to your helpdesk staff and Copilot users. Update internal documentation if you reference the …

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