Sergey Diakov
⬤ Microsoft is rolling out Copilot Flight Log, a new year-end feature that creates a personalized recap of how you've used the AI assistant throughout 2025. Screenshots show the Copilot interface now includes a direct sidebar prompt to access your Flight Log. This puts Microsoft in the same lane as OpenAI and Anthropic, both of which already offer similar year-in-review experiences for their AI tools.
⬤ Copilot Flight Log bundles all your AI interactions from 2025 into one reviewable timeline. The interface displays a "Your Copilot Flight Log" callout that lets you tap in and see your yearly usage history. The screenshots also reveal updated mode options inside Copilot, showing Microsoft continues tweaking how users switch between different task types.
⬤ Beyond Flight Log, Microsoft is rebranding "Smart Mode" as Smart Plus, positioning it specifically for longer, more complex tasks. There's also buzz around GPT-5.2 potentially rolling out within Copilot soon, though Microsoft hasn't confirmed release timing or shared performance details yet. These updates signal steady improvements to both Copilot's capabilities and its interface controls.
⬤ The move toward year-end recaps reflects a bigger trend in AI platforms: making interactions feel continuous and personalized rather than disconnected. By giving users a structured look at their AI activity over time, Microsoft is framing Copilot as an ongoing digital companion. As AI becomes woven into everyday work, features that help you understand your usage patterns are quickly becoming key differentiators in the space.
Sergey Diakov
