It would have been useful if you mentioned the following at the start of this video. "Consumer Copilot for Microsoft 365 for consumers has started early testing with a small group of consumers."
Apologies. This was an oversight. Copilot is an additional subscription but is just targeted at enterprises right now. There's loads of good stuff that anyone can do on Copilot on the web at copilot.microsoft.com and I'll be doing a video on this. UPDATE: Copilot now available for consumers! How to get Copilot Pro - step by demo sign up and demo ruclips.net/video/1E-IA_kS1-A/видео.html
The refer file option is missing from draft with copilot box in all office 365 apps including word and ppt i want copilot to be able to refer other files and draft me stuff based of its contents. This feature would be mighty helpful for my work, can u help me with this please. as I explored I understand that you should get a button to attach file to make copilot refer files but its now showing for me! Thanks in Advance
Hi Stuart. Any chance you can point me to context which shows me how to use copilot between d365 customer service and a word template. I have a template. I want to fill it in with customer information and the customer service transcript / summary.
Directly from a ChatBox of Microsoft: When it comes to Microsoft Copilot, currently the requirements are as follows - 300 active licenses and signed Enterprise agreement with Microsoft.
Great video very helpful. Love it keep doing more. My second day using Copilot. Would it be possible to have in the future the exact links for us older fat finger typists?
Hi, important please .When I click on the create button at the 3.40 minute mark mentioned in the video, when I go to Word, the Copilot window does not open like yours... How do I open the CoPilot window in Word? How do I activate Copilot in Word?
You can get Copilot in the apps but you have to have the Microsoft 365 Copilot licence. Best way to check this is to go to www.microsoft365.com/chat and see if there is a Work and Web tab. If you don't have those then you can work in the address I've just provided.
Hey If I get Enterprise for a Personal Plan, would I be able to use Co Pilot? Or do your organisation have to pay some fee to get this feature enabled through some admin center. Im considering to buy Enterprise for personal use if that get you the Co Pilot option.
Hello, thanks for your videos, i'm starting to learn more and more about the capabilities of copilot, in part thanks to you, now i would like to take my hands on this tool as a freelance in software development. => What are the exact steps that i have to do to have copilot on all my office applications right now (if it's possible because i'm not in the testing group)? Thanks a lot for your time
Hi. This is only available to Enterprise customers right now as an additional subscription. If you are a personal user or have less than 300 users take a look at ruclips.net/video/XOIVmWpitxs/видео.html&lc=UgzfE0ihGAaecv5GjU14AaABAg
I was hoping you would cover how to make the document beautiful and pleasing looking rather than a corporate plain document. i was hoping co-pilot could do that. Can it? Anyway, thanks for the other stuff.
Copilot is primarily looking at the content and the structure. It will produce structured text using Headings etc. but it won't come out looking like a fancy Annual Report that has been to a design agency.
I assume you're on Windows 11 which is Copilot for Windows. www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/copilot-ai-features This is Copilot for Microsoft 365 which is different as it uses data from your files and chats.
@@modelingmodeling6297 It's available for Mac (I'm a Mac user myself). The desktop apps require Monteray or later unfortunately but you can also use Copilot in the web versions so it would still work for you. support.microsoft.com/en-gb/office/upgrade-macos-to-continue-receiving-microsoft-365-and-office-for-mac-updates-16b8414f-08ec-4b24-8c91-10a918f649f8
Copilot is an additional subscription but is just targeted at enterprises right now. There's loads of good stuff that anyone can do on Copilot on the web at copilot.microsoft.com and I'll be doing a video on this.
Copilot doesn't appear when clicking the 'try now' despite not only being a dev insider (which has copilot on Windows), but furthermore, also being a 365 subscription user. It just opens an ordinary web word doc without any special copilot prompts.
Copilot for Microsoft 365 is an additional licence. You can get the power of Copilot’s GPT-4 on the web for free. I’ve made a video about copilot on the web which is open to everyone. ruclips.net/video/XOIVmWpitxs/видео.htmlsi=APiFE3JLe_beCu_e
Copilot is an additional subscription but is just targeted at enterprises right now. There's loads of good stuff that anyone can do on Copilot on the web at copilot.microsoft.com and I'll be doing a video on this.
If you have Microsoft 365 Copilot and can see the Copilot button in Word, you need to have the existing document stored in OneDrive. Then you can type / in the prompt and browse to the file. Alternatively, there is a button that says 'Reference your content' and that allows you to reference the file from OneDrive.
Copilot will do a lot of the work for you but the great thing is that it can also help you so if you ask how to do something it will point you to the right place if it can’t do it for you.
You need a Copilot license but you can use the Copilot engine without a copilot licence. See ruclips.net/video/XOIVmWpitxs/видео.htmlsi=AN5_yNdiqHjd6XIQ
Copilot is an additional subscription but is just targeted at enterprises right now. There's loads of good stuff that anyone can do on Copilot on the web at copilot.microsoft.com and I'll be doing a video on this.
Can Copilot do anything other than generate banal middle management barf content on the go? Can it help me assemble and create technical documents where a deep knowledge of the subject matter is essential? Not impressed by this particular stunt.
This is just an example that is applicable across many sectors and organisations. Copilot uses OpenAI’s GPT4 Large Language Model so has vast knowledge. Researchers from Microsoft tested GPT-4 on medical problems and found "that GPT-4, without any specialized prompt crafting, exceeds the passing score on USMLE by over 20 points and outperforms earlier general-purpose models (GPT-3.5) as well as models specifically fine-tuned on medical knowledge (Med-PaLM, a prompt-tuned version of Flan-PaLM 540B).
I took the liberty of looking at your RUclips channel to discover your area of expertise. I asked Copilot to create a document using the prompt "Write a paper discussing the best methods for for sub-surface drip irrigation (SDI) beneath corn and soybean. Highlight various methods to be able to monitor soil matric potential, calculate volumetric water content, and schedule irrigation remotely via smart phone." You can download this from wetransfer.com/downloads/b97987be4a94149e6f39681c814761dc20231118182023/4fd76a483d05808cd8cfd937f9b8bac620231118182047/7e5218
@@ProductivityCoach Not a bad summary if sounding somewhat apparent in technical content. But it completely ignores TDR and heat pulse technology and includes the neutron probe, which is not a technology used to monitor soil water content anywhere in irrigated agriculture, SDI or otherwise (mainly civil engineering applications). Thanks for for looking at my RUclips channel, it needs it!
@@cpfglobalagronomics6162 Assuming you had a knowledge base of research about that topic that you had collected across Office 365, copilot would be able to pull on that knowledge based when helping you write documents.
I get that and initially it is targeted at the enterprise market. I know that the services are not cheap to run and I pay for other AI services too so there is definitely a market there. The power here over other services is that is aware of your organisation’s data such as chats and documents. There’s an initial finding report at aka.ms/wit showing where users saved time so that’s an interesting read.
Just a reminder of how little value this kind of work has if it can so easily be replaced by what is effectively boilerplate lego blocks. Also, the less you have to actually think about the content in your document to write it, the less deeply you will think about the underlying ideas. So you will end up with a bunch of half-baked shallow nonsense globbed together that no one in your org truly understands or can defend because after all, nobody in your org wrote it. Wonderful. Generative AI is just a tool for reducing headcount without concern for the consequences.
So this is a good discussion about generative AI rather than Copilot specifically. Copilot is so much more than generating a document but this was just one use case that I showed here. We talk about this as a Copilot rather than an Autopilot. If you can use technology to get the standard boilerplate blocks then you can focus your efforts on writing the 20% or 30% that is specific to your organisation.
Sigh. Once again a Microsoft tutorial that skips steps and leaves the readers/viewers in the dark. You neglected to discuss how to get Copilot installed into Word or the fact that a user needs something other than just the basic Microsot Office subscription. Looked at the Microsoft website and it also leaves out many details about the prerequisites to enabling Copilot. Jeez.....
Apologies. I'll make that clearer in a future video. Copilot is an additional subscription but is just targeted at enterprises right now. There's loads of good stuff that anyone can do on Copilot on the web at copilot.microsoft.com and I'll be doing a video on this.
It would have been useful if you mentioned the following at the start of this video. "Consumer
Copilot for Microsoft 365 for consumers has started early testing with a small group of consumers."
Apologies. This was an oversight. Copilot is an additional subscription but is just targeted at enterprises right now. There's loads of good stuff that anyone can do on Copilot on the web at copilot.microsoft.com and I'll be doing a video on this.
UPDATE: Copilot now available for consumers! How to get Copilot Pro - step by demo sign up and demo
ruclips.net/video/1E-IA_kS1-A/видео.html
I’ve made a video about copilot on the web which is open to everyone. ruclips.net/video/XOIVmWpitxs/видео.htmlsi=APiFE3JLe_beCu_e
You have to get 300 seats about $10k. Such a shame.
@@Limp_Daddy yeah this sucks. I'm about to start my own business and copilot would be an absolute godsend. But it's just me :(
Copilot now available for consumers! How to get Copilot Pro - step by demo sign up and demo
ruclips.net/video/1E-IA_kS1-A/видео.html
So helpful for a complete co-pilot newbie. Thank you!
Can it automatically format a given text in the parameters that I require in natural language?
well explained. well done
Glad you liked it!
Quite remarkable sir
The refer file option is missing from draft with copilot box in all office 365 apps including word and ppt
i want copilot to be able to refer other files and draft me stuff based of its contents. This feature would be mighty helpful for my work, can u help me with this please. as I explored I understand that you should get a button to attach file to make copilot refer files but its now showing for me!
Thanks in Advance
You have to buy the copilot business for obtaining that add!
Thanks. Please: how to disable copilot in word?
How to upload your own documents and create new ones if needed based on your own documents(manual)
Hi Stuart. Any chance you can point me to context which shows me how to use copilot between d365 customer service and a word template.
I have a template. I want to fill it in with customer information and the customer service transcript / summary.
Right now I think you're looking at Power Automate to do this. I would recommend following DamoBird365 as he is a genius at this.
does it have limitation on the hours the meeting is taking place i.e. 3 to 4 hours or more
The models are improving all the time but right now I'd stop the recording and restart it every couple of hours to break it up into chunks.
Does it only work with corporate accounts? Or can it work with my personal Microsoft 365 subscription?
Currently only available to corporate accounts.
Directly from a ChatBox of Microsoft: When it comes to Microsoft Copilot, currently the requirements are as follows - 300 active licenses and signed Enterprise agreement with Microsoft.
Update!! Copilot now available for personal accounts! How to get Copilot Pro - step by demo sign up and demo
ruclips.net/video/1E-IA_kS1-A/видео.html
Great video very helpful. Love it keep doing more. My second day using Copilot. Would it be possible to have in the future the exact links for us older fat finger typists?
Absolutely!
How to generate it on phone Ndroid
Amazing!! super interesting....I'll try it tomorrow, thank you Stuart!!
Glad you liked it. I have added a video about how you can access Copilot for free at ruclips.net/video/XOIVmWpitxs/видео.htmlsi=rDGTCf3z112djoUi
How can I get Copilot? I was told that it's not available for the everyday man.
Currently it's only for enterprise customers unfortunately but it's early days for the product.
Yes. You have to pay MS a shed load of money first
Update!! Copilot now available for personal accounts! How to get Copilot Pro - step by demo sign up and demo
ruclips.net/video/1E-IA_kS1-A/видео.html
Hi, important please .When I click on the create button at the 3.40 minute mark mentioned in the video, when I go to Word, the Copilot window does not open like yours...
How do I open the CoPilot window in Word? How do I activate Copilot in Word?
Do you have a Copilot license? This is an additional license that you need to add.
Is Copilot only in Office 365? At work we have desktop program installs, not an online app.
You can get Copilot in the apps but you have to have the Microsoft 365 Copilot licence. Best way to check this is to go to www.microsoft365.com/chat and see if there is a Work and Web tab. If you don't have those then you can work in the address I've just provided.
Can the copilot pro create resumes
Yes it can
Hey If I get Enterprise for a Personal Plan, would I be able to use Co Pilot? Or do your organisation have to pay some fee to get this feature enabled through some admin center. Im considering to buy Enterprise for personal use if that get you the Co Pilot option.
Don't. Copilot is only available in batches of 30+ licenses... Unless your were thinking of getting 30 licenses.
I’ve made a video about copilot on the web which is open to everyone. ruclips.net/video/XOIVmWpitxs/видео.htmlsi=APiFE3JLe_beCu_e
@@Anti-socialSocialClub 300 licenses I believe, for about 9k per month. Nobody is really covering this caveat.
Update!! Copilot now available for consumers! How to get Copilot Pro - step by demo sign up and demo
ruclips.net/video/1E-IA_kS1-A/видео.html
Hello, thanks for your videos, i'm starting to learn more and more about the capabilities of copilot, in part thanks to you, now i would like to take my hands on this tool as a freelance in software development.
=> What are the exact steps that i have to do to have copilot on all my office applications right now (if it's possible because i'm not in the testing group)? Thanks a lot for your time
Are you a business user or a home user? It's an additional subscription but it depends what type of user you are.
Thanks..
You're welcome!
How the edit icon appears in your word document? do you have to be sign on or?
You need to have a Copilot license from your organisation.
Update!! Copilot now available for consumers! How to get Copilot Pro - step by demo sign up and demo
ruclips.net/video/1E-IA_kS1-A/видео.html
Which version of office 365 have these features
Hi. This is only available to Enterprise customers right now as an additional subscription. If you are a personal user or have less than 300 users take a look at ruclips.net/video/XOIVmWpitxs/видео.html&lc=UgzfE0ihGAaecv5GjU14AaABAg
I was hoping you would cover how to make the document beautiful and pleasing looking rather than a corporate plain document. i was hoping co-pilot could do that. Can it? Anyway, thanks for the other stuff.
Copilot is primarily looking at the content and the structure. It will produce structured text using Headings etc. but it won't come out looking like a fancy Annual Report that has been to a design agency.
Ive got CoPilot installed on my OS, does your organisation need to buy this like in a way of a software package ?
I assume you're on Windows 11 which is Copilot for Windows. www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/copilot-ai-features
This is Copilot for Microsoft 365 which is different as it uses data from your files and chats.
@@ProductivityCoach I am using MacOS Catalina .. is this available for Mac users ?
@@modelingmodeling6297 It's available for Mac (I'm a Mac user myself). The desktop apps require Monteray or later unfortunately but you can also use Copilot in the web versions so it would still work for you. support.microsoft.com/en-gb/office/upgrade-macos-to-continue-receiving-microsoft-365-and-office-for-mac-updates-16b8414f-08ec-4b24-8c91-10a918f649f8
good
Thanks. Please check out my other Copilot videos
Don;t have copilot in my apps. How did you get that besides editor?
Copilot is an additional subscription but is just targeted at enterprises right now. There's loads of good stuff that anyone can do on Copilot on the web at copilot.microsoft.com and I'll be doing a video on this.
Update!! Copilot now available for consumers! How to get Copilot Pro - step by demo sign up and demo
ruclips.net/video/1E-IA_kS1-A/видео.html
Copilot doesn't appear when clicking the 'try now' despite not only being a dev insider (which has copilot on Windows), but furthermore, also being a 365 subscription user. It just opens an ordinary web word doc without any special copilot prompts.
Copilot for Microsoft 365 is an additional licence. You can get the power of Copilot’s GPT-4 on the web for free. I’ve made a video about copilot on the web which is open to everyone. ruclips.net/video/XOIVmWpitxs/видео.htmlsi=APiFE3JLe_beCu_e
Update!! Copilot now available for consumers! How to get Copilot Pro - step by demo sign up and demo
ruclips.net/video/1E-IA_kS1-A/видео.html
Does copilot work for all desktop apps?
Yes. You need a license to get it. If you don't have a licence you can use Copilot on the web. See ruclips.net/video/XOIVmWpitxs/видео.html
@@ProductivityCoach thanks. I got the license. But sometimes the icon is greyed out. I guess all the files need to be on the cloud.
@@rosemaryng7994 oh right. That’s 100% correct. The files need to be in OneDrive or SharePoint. If it’s an Excel file it must be defined as a table.
The good thing, at least there are no mistakes. As you can see, the lists have their capital letters and points.
👍🏻
How dp you get this as a ad on in word?
Unfortunately it is only available in enterprise at present
Update!! Copilot now available for personal accounts! How to get Copilot Pro - step by demo sign up and demo
ruclips.net/video/1E-IA_kS1-A/видео.html
I don't seem to have the Coplit tool in my Microsoft Apps.
Copilot is an additional subscription but is just targeted at enterprises right now. There's loads of good stuff that anyone can do on Copilot on the web at copilot.microsoft.com and I'll be doing a video on this.
Update!! Copilot now available for consumers! How to get Copilot Pro - step by demo sign up and demo
ruclips.net/video/1E-IA_kS1-A/видео.html
So this is chat GPT but in office365
I have Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise Version 2312 (build 17031.20000) on the Beta channel, but I don't see Copilot. Could you help me?
Do you have a Copilot licence?
@@ProductivityCoach Copilot license? I don't think I'm aware of this.
Yeah not helpful Stuart. I need attach an existing document for copilot to review. HOW do I attach or upload a word document in copilot?
If you have Microsoft 365 Copilot and can see the Copilot button in Word, you need to have the existing document stored in OneDrive. Then you can type / in the prompt and browse to the file.
Alternatively, there is a button that says 'Reference your content' and that allows you to reference the file from OneDrive.
Sir
Is it still important to learn deeply all functions of ms word
Or I can all work in ms word by using copilot
???
Copilot will do a lot of the work for you but the great thing is that it can also help you so if you ask how to do something it will point you to the right place if it can’t do it for you.
That box doesn't appear at all....🤔
You need a Copilot license but you can use the Copilot engine without a copilot licence. See ruclips.net/video/XOIVmWpitxs/видео.htmlsi=AN5_yNdiqHjd6XIQ
why pop up is not showing?
Copilot is an additional subscription but is just targeted at enterprises right now. There's loads of good stuff that anyone can do on Copilot on the web at copilot.microsoft.com and I'll be doing a video on this.
Can Copilot do anything other than generate banal middle management barf content on the go? Can it help me assemble and create technical documents where a deep knowledge of the subject matter is essential? Not impressed by this particular stunt.
This is just an example that is applicable across many sectors and organisations. Copilot uses OpenAI’s GPT4 Large Language Model so has vast knowledge.
Researchers from Microsoft tested GPT-4 on medical problems and found "that GPT-4, without any specialized prompt crafting, exceeds the passing score on USMLE by over 20 points and outperforms earlier general-purpose models (GPT-3.5) as well as models specifically fine-tuned on medical knowledge (Med-PaLM, a prompt-tuned version of Flan-PaLM 540B).
I took the liberty of looking at your RUclips channel to discover your area of expertise. I asked Copilot to create a document using the prompt "Write a paper discussing the best methods for for sub-surface drip irrigation (SDI) beneath corn and soybean. Highlight various methods to be able to monitor soil matric potential, calculate volumetric water content, and schedule irrigation remotely via smart phone."
You can download this from wetransfer.com/downloads/b97987be4a94149e6f39681c814761dc20231118182023/4fd76a483d05808cd8cfd937f9b8bac620231118182047/7e5218
@@ProductivityCoach Not a bad summary if sounding somewhat apparent in technical content. But it completely ignores TDR and heat pulse technology and includes the neutron probe, which is not a technology used to monitor soil water content anywhere in irrigated agriculture, SDI or otherwise (mainly civil engineering applications). Thanks for for looking at my RUclips channel, it needs it!
@@cpfglobalagronomics6162 Assuming you had a knowledge base of research about that topic that you had collected across Office 365, copilot would be able to pull on that knowledge based when helping you write documents.
It would be easier to find the one ring than find copilot in word
Update!! Copilot now available for consumers! How to get Copilot Pro - step by demo sign up and demo
ruclips.net/video/1E-IA_kS1-A/видео.html
Looks impressive... but I'm not paying $30/month for it. At that price, it's clearly geared towards corporate users. Still cool though.
I get that and initially it is targeted at the enterprise market. I know that the services are not cheap to run and I pay for other AI services too so there is definitely a market there. The power here over other services is that is aware of your organisation’s data such as chats and documents. There’s an initial finding report at aka.ms/wit showing where users saved time so that’s an interesting read.
I’ve made a video about copilot on the web which is open to everyone. ruclips.net/video/XOIVmWpitxs/видео.htmlsi=APiFE3JLe_beCu_e
Update!! Copilot now available for consumers! How to get Copilot Pro - step by demo sign up and demo
ruclips.net/video/1E-IA_kS1-A/видео.html
Just a reminder of how little value this kind of work has if it can so easily be replaced by what is effectively boilerplate lego blocks. Also, the less you have to actually think about the content in your document to write it, the less deeply you will think about the underlying ideas. So you will end up with a bunch of half-baked shallow nonsense globbed together that no one in your org truly understands or can defend because after all, nobody in your org wrote it. Wonderful. Generative AI is just a tool for reducing headcount without concern for the consequences.
So this is a good discussion about generative AI rather than Copilot specifically. Copilot is so much more than generating a document but this was just one use case that I showed here. We talk about this as a Copilot rather than an Autopilot.
If you can use technology to get the standard boilerplate blocks then you can focus your efforts on writing the 20% or 30% that is specific to your organisation.
Sigh. Once again a Microsoft tutorial that skips steps and leaves the readers/viewers in the dark. You neglected to discuss how to get Copilot installed into Word or the fact that a user needs something other than just the basic Microsot Office subscription. Looked at the Microsoft website and it also leaves out many details about the prerequisites to enabling Copilot. Jeez.....
Apologies. I'll make that clearer in a future video. Copilot is an additional subscription but is just targeted at enterprises right now. There's loads of good stuff that anyone can do on Copilot on the web at copilot.microsoft.com and I'll be doing a video on this.
Thanks for clearing this up. Look forward to the upcoming video @@ProductivityCoach
So it’s not for everyone at this moment . What’s the point really
It's targeted at large enterprises at the moment. Consumers can use the web version.
I’ve made a video about copilot on the web which is open to everyone. ruclips.net/video/XOIVmWpitxs/видео.htmlsi=APiFE3JLe_beCu_e
minimum enterprise subscription for 300 licenses is needed. so no possibilities for individuals according to office 365 support, grrrrr!
Update!! Copilot now available for personal accounts! How to get Copilot Pro - step by demo sign up and demo
ruclips.net/video/1E-IA_kS1-A/видео.html
this is ludicrous. no one will think any more. blindfolded by seductive language.