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IT Home reported on October 6 that tech outlet Windows Central published a post yesterday (October 5) saying Microsoft has improved the Copilot AI experience in its Word document processing app, adding citations to help users trace sources and curb AI hallucinations.
Regarding citations, Copilot responses now include source links that users can click to go directly to the original web pages or internal documents and verify the context and accuracy of the information. Microsoft said the change improves transparency and helps users understand where Copilot's information comes from. IT Home provides a related screenshot below:
AI tools often produce incorrect conclusions because their training data is outdated or they misread context, and may even fabricate sources that appear genuine. The industry also calls this “hallucination.” The citation feature lets users quickly return to the original material to check whether Copilot extracted and understood the information correctly.
Microsoft has also improved the design and functionality of Copilot Chat and added plugins, connectors, and Work IQ enhancements to the Copilot App. Beyond Word, Copilot has gained new skills and connectors in PowerPoint.