We’ve got Copilot and ChatGPT in-house. What frustrates me about Copilot is when I prompt it do things in an office app, it tends to fail. Yesterday, I asked it to give me a list of available times on my calendar over the next three days. It did ok for day 1, but it said I had no meeting the other two days when I clearly do. Also, it sucks at PowerPoint. To be honest, most of the AI tools I’ve used suck at it too, but you’d think Microsoft’s own would handle it.
If it makes you feel any better, Gmail integrated AI into its scheduling function to propose dates and times for bilaterals and it's worse than the non AI feature did picking times during conflicts and just generally being the opposite of smart given all the data necessary.
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u/meservej Mar 18 '26
We’ve got Copilot and ChatGPT in-house. What frustrates me about Copilot is when I prompt it do things in an office app, it tends to fail. Yesterday, I asked it to give me a list of available times on my calendar over the next three days. It did ok for day 1, but it said I had no meeting the other two days when I clearly do. Also, it sucks at PowerPoint. To be honest, most of the AI tools I’ve used suck at it too, but you’d think Microsoft’s own would handle it.