Image By Microsoft Designer via CoPilot ( AKA Copiplot )
What follows is an AI generated piece by Microsoft CoPilot about CoPilot. AI is becoming more effective every day, but as you might have spotted in the image, it isn’t always perfect.
Microsoft Copilot is an AI assistant developed by Microsoft. It’s designed to be your everyday companion, assisting you with a variety of tasks. Here’s what you need to know about it:
Conversational Chat Interface: Copilot provides a conversational chat interface. You can interact with it using natural language to ask questions, generate text, and create images based on your prompts.
Text Generation and Summarisation: You can ask Copilot to summarise text, such as a memo, in just a few sentences. It will provide a concise written summary for you.
Image Creation: When you describe what you want, Copilot can create images based on your text prompts. For example, if you ask it to draw something specific, it will generate an image accordingly.
Coding Assistance: Copilot can even write code in various widely used programming languages, including JavaScript, C, and Python.
Where Can You Use Copilot?:
Copilot Website: You can use Copilot on the Copilot website. Here, you can also use plug-ins like OpenTable for restaurant reservations and Kayak for travel searches.
Windows Sidebar: Copilot integrates with Windows, allowing you to change settings (e.g., dark mode, volume level) and summarize selected text on your desktop.
Bing Search and Bing Mobile App: Copilot is available within Bing search, allowing you to switch between AI and regular search.
Edge Web Browser: In Microsoft Edge, Copilot has a sidebar with separate buttons for text interactions and image creation using Microsoft Designer.
Remember that Copilot is continually evolving, so its capabilities and features may change over time. It’s a versatile tool that aims to assist users across various tasks! 😊
For more details, you can also check out the Wikipedia page on Microsoft Copilot
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