Microsoft Copilot 17+

Copilot takes AI to a whole other level and I’d encourage those still seating on the sidelines to give it a try! I considered myself a student of life and leaning in indeed my North Star! But ever since I ventured into the unchartered territory of AI, Copilot has essentially put the boost in my “accelerated learning carve”! It not only helps refine search results to the bare essentials, but my ability to decipher between sense and nonsense is already greatly ignited! I’m able to find content in record and thereby save time otherwise spent refreshing search results. Not to forget it’s ability to summarize even the most difficult research paper into a few simple bullet points, and the ability to optimize even the most intricate many-to-many relationship within highly complex data models, among others! Copilot is just too incredible that there’s almost nothing I can add to do it justice except for recommending you end the procrastination and try it for it yourself!

P.S Unless you’re otherwise adept at the subject matter you’re exploring (let’s say a guru in “portfolio engineering” for Investment Bankers), I’d humbly recommend starting out with “Balanced” settings for maximum throughput, and then tightening the screws to more “Precise”, for topics at which you’ve achieved mastery!

CoPilot has grown on me from my beginning with it. It is unfailingly upbeat and cordial giving the feeling it enjoys what it does so well. I can ask it questions in lengthy, poorly written, illogical and rambling English, yet it figures out what I want and pays attention to the details, unlike a Google search. Rather than presenting me a list of websites I have to search through myself, CoPilot analyzes them for answers to my questions and presents an interesting and accurate summation. Of course its answers are no more accurate than its source, which is largely the internet, I think, so it is not perfect, but I have confidence in its responses, though I also know that I must verify when the response is critical for me. A fine tool indeed. It would be nice if CoPilot had a means of leaving itself information about me and how I like things and what my interests are so that I do not have to remind it each time. Recently, however, CoPilot does seem to have vague memory of previous conversations, so perhaps that is in progress for the future.

Definitely not there yet, sometimes I ask the AI to draw some or find something and it fails. “images cannot be created” this is legit stuff like the boss and naked snake, together from MGS3 and it’s always able to portray big boss perfectly but always fails on drawing the boss.. so I’m not sure if it’s a copy write thing or but there’s been other instances. I don’t think it quite there yet but To be fair I have had some great conversations with the thing, when we chat I tell it my name and ask what it wants to be called “Copper”. When it does work right it’s pretty cool tho but I’ve had more frustrating non working moments than good I’m afraid thus my review is true to my experience while everyone else gives high praise but my review is meant to help and to improve co-pilot. If it gets better and has better adaptability and can do more with images (like create a single 1 instead of 4) or do better with group photos etc I will be happy to change my review.

(Edit) after using it, if you try naming something or ask it to create anything other than “beautiful” it won’t. It fails, it also has problems distinguishing features and just make things up without attention to detain on some, fan art but not all almost like there’s a block/copy write.. I asked Googles Gemeni AI and it did it perfectly so I changed my rating to 1 star because co-pilot is limited in a lot of ways and is HEAVILY censored. Which makes sense but spoils the fun, leads to disappointment.