Amsterdam, June 16 – During Microsoft’s global AI Tour event in Amsterdam, innovation and real-world impact with AI took center stage. The event opened with a keynote by Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella, who spotlighted Dutch startup Let’s Copilot as a standout example of how organizations are successfully adopting AI. Remarkably, this recognition comes just half a year after the launch of Let’s Copilot.  

With over 600 executives and 100 developers in attendance, AI Tour Amsterdam offered a dynamic program of keynotes and breakout sessions, kicking off with Satya Nadella’s keynote, which highlighted real-world AI use cases. 

In his keynote, Satya Nadella emphasized that AI is only meaningful when aligned with Microsoft’s mission: ‘To empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more’. For businesses, that mission translates into tangible outcomes: improved customer experiences, more engaged and productive employees, transformed business processes, and accelerated innovation. 

Let’s Copilot: Supporting Real AI Adoption 

Let’s Copilot directly supports this vision by helping organizations drive real AI adoption. As the first personalized and interactive adoption game for Microsoft 365 Copilot, it helps employees get the most out of Microsoft 365 Copilot. The recognition in Nadella’s keynote marked a major moment for the Dutch startup, just six months after its launch, emphasizing its growing relevance in today’s AI-driven workplace transformation.
 
“I had the chance to meet one of our partners: Let’s Copilot. What they are doing is building out one of these Teams agents to help customers adopt Copilot and get the benefits of Copilot!” 

Watch the fragment of Satya Nadella’s keynote below or click for his complete keynote here.

Closing the AI skills gap with a personalized game  

In today’s fast-changing AI landscape, desk workers are eager to upskill: 76% feel an urgency to become AI experts, but only 7% consider themselves proficient. With 61% spending less than five hours on AI training, the skills gap is a pressing challenge.  
While on the other hand, AI-trained employees are up to 19 times more likely to report that AI is improving their productivity.  Let’s Copilot bridges this gap, empowering teams to harness AI through gamified, personalized training.  

Let’s Copilot: Adoption facts  

• 88% of players find it useful to learn new skills through a personalized e-learning journey that they can use at their own pace and time. 

• Let’s Copilot players report saving 2.5 hours more per week using Copilot. 

• Knowledge about using Copilot in daily workflows grew from 40% to 82% within six weeks of using Let’s Copilot. 
• 87% of Let’s Copilot players report Copilot improved the quality of their work. 
  

Do you want to learn more about Let’s Copilot? 

Learn how your organization, whether small or large, can make the most of Microsoft 365 Copilot! Get in touch with us or navigate directly to Apps in your Microsoft Teams store.