Exclusive: Our first look at Microsoft 365 AI Copilot in Word for Windows 10, Windows 11
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Following Consolidation Bing.com chat GPT. Microsoft has recently confirmed it will implement this innovation into its productivity offerings for the workplace. The "Copilot" feature was recently added to Microsoft 365. Microsoft 365 Copilot is similar to OpenAI's ChatGPT in that it uses prompts to guide users through tasks such as document creation, data analysis, report creation, and presentation creation.
Microsoft held a virtual press conference on March 16 to announce Office 365 Copilot and showcase the new AI technology with videos. It was unclear when Microsoft 365 Copilot would be released, but the company appears to be hard at work on the necessary integration.
In Windows 10 and Windows 11, we were able to try out an early build of "Copilot for Word," but it was only for a small group of beta testers. This functionality is currently broken and only available in the most recent version of Office Word for Insiders (Beta Channel).
New strategies for efficient and effective labor. According to an early version of Word AI available via Windows Latest, Microsoft described the feature as a "private preview for select Microsoft 365 enterprise customers."
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Copilot for Word's primary benefits include:
Changing or adding to the text of your publication
Locating the Appropriate Picture
Taking care of the finer points of formatting
Changing or adding to the text of your publication
Create Abstract Using Source File
Free the Minds of the Writers
Editor Window AI Comment Launch Skittle
According to our research, Copilot for Word only offers two options for prompts: "Start a document" and "Just write about it."
Both options, whether to create a new document from scratch or to make edits to an existing one, accomplish the same goal.
Microsoft's AI was able to create an original document that was 100% free of plagiarism. | Image: Thewindowsfan.com
However, Word AI frequently fails and displays an error message saying it does not understand the request. This also occurs when we follow the AI-recommended courses of action or responses presented by Microsoft.
If the references in the leaked build are accurate, you'll soon be able to ask Microsoft 365 Copilot to create a new document from scratch or to create a document using data or topics from an existing document. In fact, you can tell it to alter specific sentences or sections of text.
Microsoft 365 Copilot allows you to ask it to do things like rewrite or rephrase the paragraph or change the tense or tone to make it shorter.
You can continue working on the same document or start fresh when making PowerPoint slides. You can get AI to do a quick summary of the Word document and then use that information to generate slides. Because of this, talks can be condensed or made more interesting.
In the coming weeks, you should see the feature in Office preview versions.
ChatGPT has mined its discarded data for insights as far back as September 2021. Now that it supports plugins, ChatGPT can act as a browser, visiting and scraping websites in real time. Microsoft is bringing the ChatGPT plugins that OpenAI has been developing to Windows 11.
Windows 11 will support ChatGPT add-ons via Copilot for Windows, a desktop OS that combines the features of ChatGPT and Bing AI.
Microsoft has decided to adopt the OpenAI-created plugin standard for ChatGPT, paving the way for compatibility between ChatGPT, Bing, Dynamics 365 Copilot, Microsoft 365 Copilot, and Windows Copilot. In addition, Microsoft announced its plans to make Bing the default search engine in Microsoft's ChatGPT.
This change also opens the door for programmers to create additional plugins for Microsoft 365 Copilot, such as ChatGPT and Bing. Connectors for the Power Platform and Teams message expansions are also in the works for this package.
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I saw some internal documents and found references to them in Windows 11 preview builds, which formed the basis of our reporting. During a Windows Insider webcast, Microsoft hinted at a major'refresh' to File Explorer by saying the program would be migrated to the WinAppSDK framework in order to gain access to additional application programming interfaces (APIs).
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Microsoft announced in an email to select testers that anyone using Build 25000 or later would be upgraded to the Canary channel immediately. Users can rest assured that future major updates will continue to be delivered via the Dev channel.
Canary, according to Microsoft's definition, is for "very experienced" users who are willing to preview "platform changes" early in the development cycle. Microsoft warned that "The Canary can be unstable and are released with limited to no documentation" in an email I received.
Free USB drive for beta testers, courtesy of Microsoft | Photo: thewindo
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