What You Can Do With the Microsoft Copilot App
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- Опубликовано: 7 янв 2024
- You can download a free Microsoft Copilot app for your iOS or Android device, sign in with your personal Microsoft account, and use it to search for images, generate images, generate content, and get answers to your questions. In this video I take you through some examples of what you can do - the things I know I'll be using, and one feature I don't think it so great.
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Great! you're the first vlogger that shows the Copilot features on SAmsung smartphone, no body has done this before, just repeating MKT info
my new creative marketing tool! I was always stuck with caption ideas for social posts for my pictures, so this app solves the problem beautifully!
Hi Lisa, love your content and easy to follow explanations! Thanks so much!
Perfect. Just the type of content and explanation I need. New to all this.
I have to watch your other videos on this feature. However, it seems very interesting and useful. Thank you!
I wish there was a save option with this on my Phone App. Im trying to figure out how to set it up with my OutLook Email. Thankyou for sharing this Lisa
You can save images to your camera roll if that helps. To connect with Outlook you'll need the paid Copilot for Microsoft 365 license, although I don't know if that supports mobile yet, but that's where to look further.
I'm down for this. Co-pilot (and your videos) have been helping me immensely. Nice to see an Australian leading the way to - makes me think I should start going to a conference or 2. Do you ever guest speak at events or anything like that? **edit maybe next year - it thought a photo of you from this youtube video was a keto-diet instructor and it thought my document holder beside the screen was a rolex watch....if only.
The MS conferences have been somewhat boring in the past but I feel Co-Pilot and its applications will make for VERY exciting content. And yea, up the Aussies!!
Haha, there is a coach out there who shares my name but it’s definitely not me and I will never do a keto diet!!! Yes, I do speak at conferences, I’ve done the big Power Platform conference in the USA the last 2 years, and South Coast Summit in the UK, hoping to get to many more.
I cant find where the images are saved to. It says on a webpage??? Thanks. Interesting new play thing.
I love Copilot!❤🎉😁😊
That was a great review and very informative, thank you Lisa. Please do not think i am creepy but the Legos on your shelves are awesome. My wife has a whole room dedicated to Lego. I tell her to make a RUclips channel.
Haha, not creepy at all, many people have commented on the Lego, they are definitely interesting talking my points and good fun.
Have you found a way to copy or save the entire history of a particular session? I've been creating some stories with multiple prompts, and it only lets me copy one section at a time. I can't find anything that let's me share an entire session.
What are those numbers that appear on the right hand corner with the little green bubble after you ask it a question or prompt it?
There is a limit for how many conversation turns you can have in a session (different for the GPT4 model), so that is a count of how many you've used
Hi Lisa, I find the Bing app is very resource heavy on droid, whereas CoPilot seems to have a smaller resource footprint and doesn't crash like Bing does. So, i'm also removing BIng and keeping Co-Pilot. I couldn't find the options to select creative, balanced or precise in CoPilot, only in Bing?
I also like that Microsoft have finally provided their version of Google lens as part of the CoPilot experience.
The Bing app has a whole lot of other stuff - Bing Search, news etc that I honestly never used, and you had to then do an extra click to get to the Copilot part. This app is just the Copilot experience standalone.
@@LisaCrosbie I edited my comment above Lisa as I commented before the end of your video, where you mention the Bing app right at the end! Sorry, just to let you know as your comment may seem out of place. My bad!
Thank you, when we generate photos with Copilot, can we use those images to sell tshirts?
No that is the only downside!
Hi Lisa, will you please do a video that explains how lawyers might use Copilot to improve their productivity or make their work easier.
I’m actually doing some work in that area - it’s on my list.
you can ask it to make up lawyer jokes. Comedy Gold.
Is the images generated with Copilot are free for commercial use ?
From the Microsoft documentation: support.microsoft.com/en-gb/topic/frequently-asked-questions-ai-microsoft-copilot-and-microsoft-designer-987b275d-f6f2-4d5d-94c5-e927cffae705 The Azure OpenAI service and the Designer app are governed by their respective service terms. Under these terms today, Microsoft does not claim ownership of either content input by customers or content output by the service. Except for our acceptable use policies, Microsoft’s terms do not restrict the commercialization of images created with these services, although customers will need to make their own determination regarding the IP rights they have in output content and its commercial usability, taking into account their usage scenario(s) and the laws of the relevant jurisdiction.
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The rights to the DALL·E 3 generated images are passed on to the creator, and you are freely able to sell any of the images you create or use them for commercial purposes. Yes, you are allowed to remove the digital watermark.
If you are a stand-up guy like me, lol
you will include… artwork assisted by AI rather than claiming it is all of your own work. People in the art world ain’t stupid.
_How to Save Your DALL-E Images Without the Watermark._
Can we use generated pictures and script commercially?
here is the guidance from Microsoft blogs.microsoft.com/on-the-issues/2023/09/07/copilot-copyright-commitment-ai-legal-concerns/
Is it free for commercial use ?
Sounds like the same as ChatGPT
How do I move to the next line or next para while using Copilot app in Andriod's phone?
There is no need for a new line or a new paragraph.
It’s always best to start your sentences with a capital letter and end them with full stops.
If you write with bad grammar or bad punctuation, the AI assistant will usually understand what you mean. If it doesn’t, it will ask you to clarify your prompt.
You can, if you wish, write them in TextEdit or Notepad, a simple word processor or text editor, and paste them into the message editor.