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1. This should have been Cortana.Microsoft Copilot: Your AI-Powered Productivity Booster Copilot is like having a smart assistant always ready to help with your Microsoft Office tasks.
2. Why?? I get a little to wordy when I'm writing but this app makes it more concise; since I am a Microsoft 365 customer, I also get help for writing errors as well as other items that the free option does not have for example, in Microsoft Edge and Word, so it's greatLots of fun so far.
3. * Great for Learning: Copilot explains its suggestions helping you improve your skills.I've been having a blast with this app.
4. Besides, browsers are so five minutes ago.The restrictions on the way the ai can answer can be very frustrating, especially when there's absolutely no good reason, like the time I asked for stir fry sauce suggestions and it had to retract its reply.
5. The image generation is incredibly unstable and will often freeze or crash (by often, I mean once every 3-4 generations.) Needs to be more lightweight and stable, but a good tool nonetheless.Honestly,I love this app.
6. I just find it odd that sometimes it says 2000 characters , other times it says 4,000 and sometimes it gives me the option to be precise, casual, or professional, whereas the other times it does not.
7. I totally recommend! Things it has helped- anxiety,loneliness,depression, resume,song,brain gameThe app has been freezing up the last couple days.
8. In effort to add editing of graphics, basis ease of looking at the images has been forgotten.This is beyond a browser.
9. I am frustrated but also understanding that it's new tech.I don't know what Microsoft was doing when they made their own phones but once again, they designed an Android app that is the best in its class.
10. It is a very useful piece of AI and does a very good job at responding both verbally and by text.
11. Copilot is a great tool for research use.