Microsoft Teams is rolling out Facilitator, an AI meeting agent that detects when participants express uncertainty or ask unanswered questions and posts web-sourced explanations directly into the meeting chat, with general availability targeted for late August 2026. According to Windows Latest, which cited a Microsoft admin-portal update, the feature works only in scheduled Teams meetings (not calls, webinars, or town halls), triggers less than once per meeting on average, and is disabled by default. A Microsoft 365 Copilot license is required for the person who enables it, per Microsoft's own support documentation, and admins can block it tenant-wide or disable the underlying Copilot web-search setting it depends on. Microsoft's support documentation confirms Facilitator's broader feature set, including real-time AI notes, meeting summaries, agenda tracking with timers, and follow-up task creation. Windows Latest reports it also works in meetings with external or cross-tenant participants. Microsoft's support FAQ confirms the agent processes meeting conversations in real time and stores the resulting content.