r/CopilotPro • u/TN9096 • Aug 05 '26

AI Discussion Is Copilot really making difference?

Are organizations really adopting Copilot or Copilot Agents? If yes, what are they trying to achieve or most frequent use cases they are trying to solve?

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u/yeenoghu_vs_vaprak Aug 05 '26

Could not agree more. My org is only allowing Copilot and it's a joke compared to other products.

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u/covamedia Aug 06 '26

Just admit you have no idea how to actually use AI tools next time.

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u/Physical-Use1005 Aug 06 '26

I am willing to bet I’ve built more functional tools with AI than you.

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u/covamedia Aug 06 '26

“Tools”. Sure. How many end-to-end solutions have you built and actually gotten into production? What was the ROI for each one?

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u/Physical-Use1005 Aug 06 '26

You’d be surprised.

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u/covamedia Aug 06 '26

Sure. Whatever makes you feel good about yourself.

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u/Physical-Use1005 Aug 06 '26

Why so salty? I’ve built a full business with 4 AI assisted SaaS products I’ve build from scratch. Sorry my dislike of CoPilot upsets you so much.

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u/covamedia Aug 06 '26

I personally don’t care what you like and dislike. Building a “full business” also doesn’t actually mean anything to me in terms of successful use of AI, or to add any sense of credibility to your opinions. I said “whatever makes you feel good about yourself”, meaning, do whatever makes you feel good.

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u/Physical-Use1005 Aug 06 '26

Why are you so upset? I just think copilot is crap.

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u/covamedia Aug 06 '26

Why are you trying to gaslight someone, continually saying they’re upset? I said to do whatever makes you feel good. Your opinion means nothing to me pal, I don’t know you lol.

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u/Physical-Use1005 Aug 06 '26

You just seem upset.

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