Definitely on the soapbox too. If the reason isn't to drive Copilot usage, the only explanation I can think of is that natural language processing is very resource heavy?
Our company has over 11,000 STAFF and would never have enough money to drop co pilot to everyone I reckon removing natural language searches will be the 1st in a long line of redacted features that become at 'extra cost' to use eventually.
The thing is, all of these critical summary LLMs are a risk, who is responsible if a LLM hallucinates something for a summary and then the business is in trouble because of it. The problem is credibility and trust…
NLP removal = 💩...just as SharePoint search was starting to get useful
Definitely on the soapbox too. If the reason isn't to drive Copilot usage, the only explanation I can think of is that natural language processing is very resource heavy?
Unfortunately, because no reason was given, we are left to speculate 😕
Our company has over 11,000 STAFF and would never have enough money to drop co pilot to everyone I reckon removing natural language searches will be the 1st in a long line of redacted features that become at 'extra cost' to use eventually.
I am guessing you are correct 😕
The thing is, all of these critical summary LLMs are a risk, who is responsible if a LLM hallucinates something for a summary and then the business is in trouble because of it.
The problem is credibility and trust…
Should've had some random twitter notifications come on video feed to demonstrate DnD feature for fun. :p
😆