Teams

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#5 trending in AI & Tech this week · most on The a16z Show

Microsoft Teams is a collaboration and communication software platform for chat, meetings, voice and video calls, file sharing, and teamwork. It brings people, content, and tools together in one workspace and integrates with Microsoft 365 and other applications.

Rank this week

#5new
#428 over 30 days

Share of the conversation

1.1‰
22× usual level

1.3‰ of what listeners heard

Reach this week

5 shows
5 episodes · ~809k plays

Tone this week

Neutral
  • Neutral 3

Share of the conversation

Mentions of Teams per 1,000 mentions of anything, 7-day rolling, ai & tech.

0.0‰0.5‰1‰1.5‰usual level · 0.05‰Jul 11Aug 2Aug 25Sep 16Oct 8
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DayShare (7-day)Mentions
Aug 100.25‰1
Aug 150.66‰2
Aug 220.44‰1
Aug 290.64‰2
Sep 50.51‰2
Sep 260.23‰1
Sep 290.43‰1
Sep 300.62‰1
Oct 21.11‰3
Oct 31.13‰1
Oct 41.36‰1

Why is it trending?· Last 7 days

Teams appears in discussions of AI agents and workplace communication

Big Technology Podcast described OpenAI’s Dots agents as usable through Microsoft Teams for tasks such as restaurant reservations and finance management.[1]

The AI Daily Brief argued that a personal agent connected to email, Slack or Teams—and potentially financial accounts—will become increasingly normal, while recommending cautious experimentation.[2]

Waveform discussed the concern that agents connected to Teams and Slack could end up communicating with other agents instead of directly with people.[3]

The a16z Show used Microsoft Teams as an example of a workplace channel that remains largely not AI-enabled, while discussing more efficient procurement processes.[4]

The WAN Show mentioned Microsoft Teams while discussing configuration instructions for an agent setup involving Discord, without making the same broader argument about workplace agents.[5]

Sources · 5 moments

  1. 1.
    Big Technology Podcast · Anthropic’s IPO Leak, OpenAI’s Dots vs. Meta’s Muse, Visual Turing Test
    Alex Kantrowitz · Oct 2 · Listen at 35:46 ↗
    “Dots are OpenAI's most aggressive push to create a product out of AI agents Um, which will do things like booking restaurant reservations or managing finance— finances. Users can message their .agent, which they can name in ChatGPT, Slack,”
  2. 2.
    Nathaniel Whittemore · Oct 4 · Listen at 1:14 ↗
    “form factor that everyone is racing to implement for you will ultimately be where things land. However, the idea that you are likely to have at least one highly connected agent integrated with your email accounts, your Slack or Teams, and e”
  3. 3.
    Waveform: The MKBHD Podcast · The Xiaomi Fold and New Meta VR Glasses
    Andrew Manganelli · Oct 2 · Listen at 1:33:33 ↗
    “I'll take one step further. You're worried about, you know, it sending on behalf of you and then meeting that person. This says it can connect to Teams and Slack.”
  4. 4.
    The a16z Show · Why AI Agents Can Beat the Incumbents
    Vladimir Keil · Oct 2 · Listen at 54:00 ↗
    “they just made the process more efficient. That's all. But they never changed how those people actually work. And it's like crazy to see that they work in emails and on Microsoft Teams and in Excel sheets and PowerPoints. It's like their ma”
  5. 5.
    The WAN Show · AI Ruined The Deal And Gave Away His Address - WAN Show October 2, 2026
    Linus Sebastian · Oct 3 · Listen at 13:58 ↗
    “That's the thing. And it's just— Microsoft Teams is all over in there. It's got all the, like, you know, instructions for, like, how it's gonna— and to be clear, like, you could just, you could just go ask your stupid— go ask Quinn, you kno”

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