Copilot for Microsoft 365: You got a license. Now what?!
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Are you a knowledge work with some new AI capabilities in your Microsoft 365? Are you a supervisor charged with getting value out of this new license investment? Are you struggling to understand what Copilot for Microsoft 365 is and why it is beneficial?
This is the video for you! From the perspective of someone starting from zero with Copilot for Microsoft 365, and perhaps with AI overall. If you want to get ahead with artificial intelligence but you don't know you're ChatGPT from your Claude, keep watching to find out what this is all about.
Learn what Copilot for Microsoft 365 is, see some real product demos, learn about prompting, understand how it works with your data, and why human supervision is really essential. By the time you've watched this video, you'll be your office Copilot expert, reaping all the benefits of generative AI in the workplace.
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Links:
Copilot for Microsoft 365: Prep to do BEFORE you buy - • Copilot for Microsoft ...
Microsoft adoption - adoption.microsoft.com/
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:31 What is Copilot for Microsoft 365?
4:12 Demo of Copilot for Microsoft 365 in Word, PowerPoint and Outlook
5:32 How to learn to use an AI Copilot
6:57 How to Prompt
8:33 How Copilot for Microsoft 365 works with your data
12:00 Why AI can be wrong
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I have now had MS365 copilot for a week. I'm never going back. It is absolutely stunning to see how it can summarize a MS Team's chat thread. Also, the summary in OneNote is absolutely amazing. Things that obviously are rough is being able to work with Microsoft outlook as the coaching is borderline pathetic.
The likelihood is that all of these features will improve over time as people offer feedback from their real world use cases. Just in the few months I’ve been using these tools, some have had big improvements.
Nicely put together, very informative. I've been looking for this detail for a while now, and you just mentioned it as well: "anything you have access to in Microsoft 365 - Copilot can see and use". Any details on how Copilot "indexes" all content a user has access to? What if they have access to a million docs in SharePoint? Does Copilot draw a line? Cheers
Thanks for watching. I think this probably covers most of the information you’re looking for: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftsearch/semantic-index-for-copilot
Great video as for me a creative who uses word for novels, notes and game dev I love it as my prof reader, enhanced search and muse! Although I do have the issues with it like being unable to complet queries in documents over 100 pages and most of my stuff is over 200 pages.
Thanks for watching. Yes, the data size limitations can be frustrating in Word, but hopefully this will increase as the capacity of new GPT models increases.
@@brightideasagency Yeah I hope so and it's manageable by keeping a doc under 100 pages and having the impotent bits of be summarized in under 10 pages at the start or I suppose having Co-Pilot 365 and keeping every doc under the limit... Which I can work with even with Co-Pilot Pro as I have my own format that is very carpartmelized meant to make reading/refercing a novel/Table top game easier for people with disabilities. Which so far Co-Pilot understands and can draft in or at least try which is nice... Also I found when I press "Inspire me" it's really random what happens... Like once it wrote a paragraph as a add on in my story near perfecty but then a few times made up stuff that were a bit random and other tines it says it can't do the whole "High quality Content" thing... Some times it says that after writing a few sentences just fine... Which I'm not sure if it's a bug, a limit or a feature.
Stellar info, expertly explained!
Thanks for watching!
At 4:28: When drafting a copilot in word, can i point it to the right folder or entire sharepoint site or does it have to be individual documents?
Thanks for watching. You can select up to three files for Copilot to reference in Word. If you require context that is more broadly sourced from your Graph data try using Microsoft 365 Chat, that will search generally across your index for the information you need.