Via the FT:
"Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella put the change down to the growing use of AI agents, most notably for coding. Microsoft itself has struggled to show its huge base of white-collar workers is ready for AI. It revealed earlier this year that only about 3 per cent of paying customers for its productivity tools had also chosen to pay for its Copilot AI service. This quarter, however, it said the number of Copilot users had risen a third. According to Nadella, agent-like capabilities are making the service more useful."
One of the commenters pointed out the "risen a third" means going from 3 to 4%. Am I missing something?