Microsoft 365 Family plan members can now share Copilot AI features

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Microsoft is expanding access to its AI features for Microsoft 365 Family and Premium subscribers. Previously, only the primary account holder could use benefits like Copilot. The company announced via email that, starting in the coming months, these features can be shared with all plan members. Up to five other users on a subscription will gain access to Copilot, AI tools, Office apps, and OneDrive storage.

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