Microsoft's NEW INSANE COPILOT SHOCKS The Entire Industry! (COPILOT Was Just ANNOUNCED!)

Microsoft integrated Copilot AI into Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. It generates content, pulls data across apps, and summarizes emails. The feature costs extra, and Microsoft's ethics team raised concerns about responsible AI use.
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So Microsoft just announced that it's going to be releasing its AI powered copilot program which is going to be enhancing the Office software suite. So you guys can see here from this article. I'm going to show you guys everything you need to know about this new software and exactly what's coming because there are some live demos that I need to show you that are really, really cool. Now quickly I do want to add, because I do see this question frequently. This tool, this Microsoft Copilot, is actually going to be priced at a premium. So it isn't currently going to be free, but when it does release. So for those of you who are thinking that this is going to be like ChatGPT as some free software, I don't think that's going to be the case as we know Microsoft does charge for its products. So that is going to be something that you know it's going to be. And we don't know how much it's going to be because they didn't actually say in the presentation. So they did not discuss the details. But I'm pretty sure it's going to be similar or maybe just an add on for its Office program. So I don't think it's going to be too, too expensive, especially since I think it might be powered by ChatGPT. So let's take a look at how this actually works. Essentially Microsoft 365 is of course word, you've got PowerPoint and then you've got Excel and then of course you've got Forms. So essentially these products are things that, you know, people use on a day to day basis to make different things. But now essentially content creation is going to be so much easier because these are all going to be AI powered. So let's see exactly how these work and the demos that they showed us. One of the most interesting things here is Word and I don't know if this is going to be a direct competitor to ChatGPT. I don't think it's actually going to be any kind of competitor at all because, because of course as we know Microsoft have, they basically own ChatGPT. They have a sizable investment amount. But of course they do have their own products. But you can see right here, this is a video titled Microsoft 363 copilot in Word. And essentially what we have here is we have, as you guys can see right here, we have this little icon. So this little icon here is essentially now going to be like the Copilot icon. I think they're trying to make this the new kind of robot, which is kind of like ChatGPT. And you can see right here that it gives you three prompts already. So it says create content, a job description for 10 ideas for a press release for a project proposal about. So it says describe what you'd like to create and Copilot will generate a draft. So if you're trying to create something, you can simply enter the prompt and it's going to be, you know, giving you that right there. So it says, as you guys can see right here, what's also really cool about Copilot as well is that it actually integrated cross platform. So the reason this makes it really cool is that you can combine different files. So, so it's not just like an independent Word document writer, it's something where, for example, in PowerPoint, which I'll show you guys later, you can actually use PowerPoint to create PowerPoint from Word documents. So you can see right here that this is based on some meeting notes and it says draft a proposal for this based on, you know, from this roadmap. As you guys can see, they're adding all these products and then they're generating these drafts. Now, what's really cool about this is that something that we know that we've used for ChatGPT before is that previously we'd had to, I guess you could say, add all of this into ChatGPT. We'd have to go from one thing to another to copy, to paste. But now you can also see right here that we actually just get this right here. Now, what's really cool that you can see right here, it says make it look like a proposed web final and put it in pull images from design. So you can see right here that it's a really, really powerful AI, where you're able to combine things and design things really, really, really quickly. So this is going to be really, really cool because of course, you guys can see here it says rewrite it, make it bullet points, suggest ways to improve the document. And it's like, I guess you could say it's kind of like Chat GPT, but I think, I don't want to say it's better than Chat GPT because Chat GPT can pretty much do everything and it can be steered in many different ways because Chat GPT is essentially like now, something that is only limited by the user inputs. But I really like this because this is built into Microsoft's 365 suite, and it's really good because it offers integrations between all these different products and if you're someone like me who regularly uses Word, who regularly uses PowerPoint, you can say, you know, make a PowerPoint presentation about this with notes from this document. It's going to make content creation and just, you know, honestly, it's gonna make work so much easier. As you guys can see right here. And it just literally generated 800 words, you guys can see right here, 800 words in a matter of seconds. So it's definitely, really, really effective. And this is just the word demo. Okay, there's also, you know, you've got Excel, you've got the thing. So this is Copilot in Excel. Of course, I will leave the links to these in the descriptions. So, of course, you guys can see right here, you guys can see that. You can, you know, you, you've got all this data. Now, everyone knows that Excel is something that is very, very complicated. Lots of people are hired based on Excel. There's many different jobs based on Excel. There's a lot of people that you know are very effective in Excel. But we all know that the learning curve for Excel is pretty steep. You know, the learning curve is like this. It's a pretty deep learning curve. But once you know the stuff in Excel, you know it. But you can see right here that on the top, right hand side on Copilot, what they have now is they have something where you can literally just ask your copilot exactly what they can do for you. And you just say, analyze this data, analyze this, summarize the trends, and it's really cool. And you can see right here, within, within seconds, you've got, you know, all of this crazy, crazy information. You can see sales are trending upwards, manufacturing costs are down low, discount products are nearly up. Now, I'm not sure if this is powered by GPT3, because this was released before. I'm pretty sure Copilot was released before. Maybe I'm wrong there. It says Copilot is based on technology built by OpenAI. So of course, as we know, that is the firm that Microsoft has been working in. And that is something that is essentially, of course, based on. I'm highly guessing that it's based on ChatGPT. So it's definitely going to be really cool to see how well this stuff works. So it's definitely really cool as well, because it looks like this is really, really fast as well. It looks like it's not actually slow. So this is going to be really, really effective for people who are trying to, you know, generate data. And of course, you can ask to Generate graphs, make things, you know, simpler. And you can see that right here they've managed to, you know, visualize data. You can see here he's asking them to visualize the data, apply the color codes. And, and it's just really, really effective. Like, I'm not gonna lie, I think this is gonna put Microsoft a step over, I guess you could say Google, in, in, in especially this AI aspect because you have to understand that everybody uses Microsoft word and Microsoft PowerPoint every single day. So this is gonna be something that is a very, very big part of the future. Like before, you know, if you know Excel, you know Excel. If you don't know Excel, you don't know Excel. But with Copilot here, you can see that now we've got a situation where, you know, you can literally just ask, you can just ask it certain things or you could request or type certain things as suggestions. So definitely very, very interesting. As you guys can see, this is just for Excel and this is it for PowerPoint. And this is going to be one that's really going to be really, really cool because Microsoft, I think Microsoft recently announced something that was, it was pretty insane. I should have made a video on it, but it was about how they're using AI to do AI powered PowerPoints. Honestly can't find it now, but I think maybe they just integrated it into this. But yes, as you guys can see right here, this is really cool. So the thing about this, this is going to be just insane for students. Like, if you're a student who's, you know, creating PowerPoints or if you're someone who's creating stuff for your work, you can see right here it says create a presentation based on a certain document. So you can see right here, you can at. And you can see this is someone's recent document that they've been using. So maybe at work you've been asked to create a PowerPoint based on a certain piece of document. And you can see right here, this AI actually does this very, very quickly. You're about to see it make a bunch of slides. You can see how many slides just created. It just created five slides within like 10 to 20 seconds. And, and it actually really nicely has a very nice design. You can see that on the back there, it's got leaves, it's got a nice font, it's got, you know, the logo right there, it's got, it's got pretty much everything there. So it's clear that this AI also understands the color scheme, which is really nice. So this is Something that is much more effective than we really, really, really think. And you can see right here, she said, add a slide about, you know, sustainable materials. And you can see right here it says adding slide. And boom, there you go. You've just added a slide. And. And it adds all the images, adds everything you need. And you can see right here what's really cool about this is that you can just speak to this. So it's not something that's like you need to type in slash, slash, input this. You can actually talk to the AI and tell them exactly what you want, which is much better. Because the problem with a lot of technologies and the problem with a lot of software is that you have to type in slash, slash, something, something. And a lot of people don't know those commands. They might not want to learn the entire command book. You might just want to say, can you make this better? Can you do this instead? And you can see right here we said make the slide more visual and move the text to the speaker note. So it's really, really cool in terms of how effective this is going to be. I think this is really, really cool because you can see right here it says add animations to the slide. I honestly can't wait for this to be released because this is going to make presentations so much more easier. It's going to make understanding data so much more easy because maybe you get a Word document, maybe you get something that you don't really understand and you want it to be presented in a PowerPoint format. You could just literally say, hey, convert this into a program presentation and boom, there you go. You can actually watch that presentation for yourself. This is also Outlook. As you guys know, everybody uses Outlook, something that a lot of people use. And you guys can see right there. And this is your catch up. So it shows you a lot of everything going on. So all of the stuff that you're going to need tomorrow. As you guys can see right there, it says catch up. So you know, if you go to your inbox, you haven't been there a while, you can quickly catch up. Now these things, these things, like right here, this was already something that was already in these AI programs. This was something that was already here. So, so it's, it's not something that was pretty crazy. But you can see right here that it shows you conversation summaries, which means that if someone sent you a big email, it's pretty, pretty crazy. And you guys can see right here, you can see that it just is a very, very nice way of adding and making your emails much more effective. So it's definitely really cool. You can see that, you know, you can write certain drafts, you can automatically create certain template templates. You can see how you can select your writing style. Neutral, professional, casual. Make it a poem, short, medium, long. There's just many different ways that you can do this and it's gonna make your emails so much more effective and so much better. So it's, it's for Outlook, it's for word, it's for PowerPoint, it's, it's really, really good. And as you guys can see right here, this is essentially how it works. You can see right here that, you know, they use these, you know, language, large language models to essentially do it. You can, you can watch the videos in the description, but I think this is definitely going to change Office. I don't think anyone is ever going to go back to how they used to use Office. I really don't think they are simply because it's just too slow and the learn definitely really cool. And what's crazy, guys, every time I see a new AI development, okay, is that I just remember that this is still in the early days. Like, I know it might seem that we're ramping up progress very, very quickly, but this is something that is really, really interesting. And I think this is definitely one of the best changes that Microsoft have made. So definitely gonna be interesting to see exactly what happens. Business Chat is really cool. I would say leave a comment about Microsoft's approach to responsible AI because they recently did fire the ethics team. So that might be a red flag. It might be nothing crazy, but if you did enjoy the video, do not forget to leave a like, because Copilot is definitely insane. And if there's any AI products that we did miss, leave a comment down below. Sam.










