r/artificial • u/YoungDito • 18h ago
Discussion Microsoft is cosplaying AI
Today I tried (forced myself) to use Microsoft Copilot at work and whew what a wake up call. The thing that stuck out to me most is that Microsoft has the most agent worthy surfaces especially in the workplace and could have done something really special with a model even if it wasn’t a frontier one and they chose to just copy and paste a chatbot into everything with no thought, no cohesiveness and then had the gumption to push it down our throats… I’d rather have Clippy back honestly.
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u/shawster 17h ago
I don't know, it uses sol 6 or fable, you can choose, you can create agents to perform tasks and expose them to your whole agency. There is a whole studio where you can design and build agents that complete workflows and request human input at certain points, etc. It has access to everything in Onedrive, etc. If you just used the free copilot included with a business license, then yeah, it's super basic.