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- r microsoft_365_copilot on Reddit: What’s the most useful thing you’ve . . .
Copilot easily summarized it and generated some nice FAQs PowerPoint - I really wanted this to work but if and when you can generate results, it leaves a lot to be desired
- So, Copilot. What exactly is it? : r microsoft_365_copilot - Reddit
Copilot for Microsoft 365 = is a collection of experiences with a variety of invocations inside apps generally known as M365 and appearing under different modalities--all for which there really isn't a good guide to product capabilities
- copilotstudio - Reddit
Is the adoption rate of copilot studio very slow? Compared to the other platform Why is the online community for copilot pro copilot studio so incredibly quiet across reddit, facebook and twitter? Are people even using or working with these tools? I get that OpenAI had a head start but if this is the way enterprise is going to go will it survive?
- Googles Gemini vs. Microsofts Copilot vs. OpenAIs ChatGPT - Reddit
Hey Reddit community! I've recently explored Copilot, ChatGPT, and Google's Gemini for content generation I'm eager to hear your thoughts on these tools After experimenting with both Copilot and ChatGPT, I've found Google's Gemini to be particularly impressive Though Gemini takes some time to produce results compared to ChatGPT, the results seem easy to understand and professional What's
- Is Copilot Worthless? Maybe Im doing it wrong. - Reddit
This still happens in Copilot Pro, but to a lesser degree, which is worth it for my use-case Eventually would like to cancel GPT-Pro, and would like to avoid upgrading my Perplexity subscription, but still a few features missing in Copilot Pro before I feel comfortable doing that
- Copilot vs ChatGPT: which is better? : r ChatGPTCoding - Reddit
I subscribe to both, If you're a full-time developer, Copilot is a huge productivity boost Sometimes I'll ask ChatGPT for help getting started on a code project, but I've found it's usually only around 70% correct Using comments with Copilot to help stub out what I need typically works better in my experience
- coPilot : r ProgrammerHumor - Reddit
203 votes, 13 comments 3 7M subscribers in the ProgrammerHumor community For anything funny related to programming and software development
- Microsoft’s new Copilot AI agents act like virtual employees to . . .
Lamanna argues that Copilot agents can remove the repetitive and mundane tasks of jobs, like data entry, instead of replacing jobs entirely “What makes a job, what makes a role? It’s a bunch of different tasks and generally it’s a very large number of very diverse and heterogeneous tasks
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