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Microsoft Copilot: It’s worth a try

AuthorRevel Cheng

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PublishedJune 25, 2024

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ChatGPT has prompted a lot of companies to try to get in on the AI act. One of those is Microsoft, which has its own AI-infused chatbot known as Copilot (previously Bing Chat). Available directly in Windows, on the web, as a sidebar in the Edge browser, and as a mobile app, Copilot will answer questions and perform tasks, potentially proving more helpful than OpenAI’s own tool. Also read: Microsoft Teams is getting smarter Copilot AI features

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Analysis

Also read: Salesforce Launches AI Assistant Dubbed “Einstein Copilot” Microsoft Copilot offers the following features: Microsoft Copilot serves as an everyday AI companion, providing AI-powered chat for the web. Whether researching industry insights, analyzing data, or looking for inspiration, Copilot gives access to better answers, greater efficiency, and new ways to be creative. To help protect corporate data, Copilot adds commercial data protection when people sign in with a work or school account. Some important things to know about Copilot with commercial data protection are:

Key Points

Microsoft’s Copilot tool is already freely available as a dedicated webpage, mobile app, and built-in Windows tool, offering quick and easy access to an AI chatbot.
To help protect corporate data, Copilot adds commercial data protection when people sign in with work or school account.