Microsoft merged its consumer and commercial Copilot organisations into one, arranged around four pillars: the Copilot experience, the platform, the Microsoft 365 apps, and AI models. Jacob Andreou, who had been corporate vice president for product and growth at Microsoft AI, became executive vice president for Copilot and took charge of the combined team. Mustafa Suleyman stepped away from day-to-day product responsibility to concentrate on superintelligence and Microsoft's own frontier models. Both report to Satya Nadella, who gave as his reason that AI was moving from answering questions and suggesting code to carrying out multi-step tasks, and that a collection of good products had to become one integrated system. It was the largest rearrangement of Microsoft's AI organisation since Suleyman arrived two years earlier.