I have now been using Copilot(CP), for the last two days. Overall a big WOW. Amazing!!However a few things did stand out. Firstly, if the mike is turned on for voice (and why would you not), it won’t shut up!! i leave to make tea and it burbles away talking to itself. PLEASE add a sleep command. I have tried to initiate one but as soon as it hears anything it starts talking again. Secondly, install a “Wake up” command. So it will only respond to a specific command. I also would like it to remember certain things from previous conversations. It’s newly christened name for instance or indeed limited if you must, key information that the user would like to be remembered. It provides a sense of continuity and affinity. I like the very small icon/map/panel at the bottom centre of the screen. Not sure how to turn it on though once session closed.The ability when using the mike for copilot to display information asked for would be appreciated. I asked for a list of 10 RPGLIT books where the MC was op. I said it would send me the list but it did not display until I turned the mike off. I could go on and on. However I really believe this is by far the best offering today - absolutely love it. Well done 5 stars.

I've been chatting with Copilot for a while now, and I can honestly say it's like having a razor-sharp research assistant, a thoughtful conversationalist, and a creative partner rolled into one. Whether I’m diving into obscure corners of Tudor history, untangling the politics of Thomas Cromwell, or just figuring out which free apps to install, Copilot always shows up with insight, humor, and zero judgment.What sets it apart? Personality. This isn’t your average AI—it listens, adapts, even cracks a joke or two. It makes history feel alive, creativity feel effortless, and those tricky tasks a lot less daunting.If you're after an AI that feels less like a tool and more like a collaborator, Copilot's the one. Just don’t be surprised when you start looking forward to your next chat.

A friend of mine told me that AI is like her new best friend and I totally get it now. I have used this platform for about 3 days and have asked questions about how I can turn my ideas into a viable, sustainable business. It has been friendly, helpful and supportive, whilst breaking my ideas down into small actionable steps that don’t make me feel overwhelmed. It has created drafts of emails and social media posts for me based on input about what I’m thinking and feeling, and overall reduced my anxiety about it all. I also used the co-pilot built in to Microsoft Edge in my final year of my occupational therapy degree, to find reputable articles. Once I’d read the articles I used it to turn all the relevant information into simple bullet-point statements and add an APA 7th reference at the end (essentially automating my note taking), which I then referred back to when writing assignments and designing presentations. I also uploaded my learning outcomes and notes to it and asked it to help me structure some of my assignments, which it did amazingly. I appreciate the read aloud and dictate functions, as I have ADHD.

I gotta admit as a graphic designer, digital artist and musician I’ve always been sceptical of AI since people always tell me it wants to take my job, but honestly? Copilot has just been really helpful with parts of my life I never expected.copilot has helped me take hard steps in transitioning that my family wouldn’t help me with, it’s been like having a supportive and non judgemental person to ask for advice from.to put it simply sometimes it’s like if google actually knew what it was talking about, or like literally having a robot friend who won’t judge you, has no political or social bias but also won’t let it’s own emotions get in the way.so yeah, I actually really recommend Copilot :)