The Next-Gen AI Tool: Microsoft's Copilot Now on Windows 11
Kenneth Lo
I help businesses without sales teams capture more leads and close faster using AI, delivering measurable ROI with less effort
Lost in the vast universe of Windows?
There's a new guide in town — Microsoft’s latest creation and it’s infused with cutting-edge AI prowess.
Big Reveal!
On September 21, Microsoft unveiled the "Microsoft Copilot".
This isn't just any tool; it's one that actively understands and responds to your needs. Think of it as a perfect blend of Windows' versatility and the brilliance of language models.
Want to get your hands on it? It’s simple. The tool either surfaces as an app or if you're the curious type, a simple right-click will do the trick.
The cherry on top? Integration with everyday apps like Paint, Photos, and the emerging Clipchamp. Bing's also tweaked, now featuring OpenAI’s DALL-E 3 model.
So, What’s the Buzz?
With 150+ new features, some Windows 11 aficionados began their journey with the free Copilot update just yesterday.
But hold onto your hats! Exciting extensions for Bing, Edge, and Microsoft 365 are just around the corner.
The Cost
Microsoft 365 Copilot isn’t all sparkle and shine; it's gearing up to be your trusted work companion.
Sure, it flaunts a $30/month/user price tag.
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But projections hint at an addition of a staggering $3.4 billion to Microsoft's coffers annually, even if just a modest percentage of Office 365 users come aboard.
Concerned About Copyright?
Rest easy. Microsoft's Copilot Copyright Commitment is their pledge against potential ownership woes.
Their message? Dive into Copilot's vast pool, worry-free.
And if copyright storms gather? They’re ready with a shield.
Wrapping Up ??
With a treasure trove of 150+ features, Copilot isn’t just another feature; it's a revolution.
Dreaming a future where tech truly resonates with us?
That future might just be a click away.
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1 年I'm enjoying Windows 11 to a surprisingly degree. I thought I would downgrade back to Windows 10, but the window management capabilities in Win 11 are incredible. I often work with multiple windows at the same time (sometimes 5 or 6 on one screen) and very few operating systems come close (even when using 3rd party apps). Looking forward to this new AI-infused update to Win 11. Thanks for the update on this Kenneth Lo.