Microsoft Copilot

Honestly, I have to say that Copilot is a serious heavyweight in AI LLM arena. It is extremely dynamic and responsive in its understanding of what you want. It almost always gives me citations and references on where it is obtaining the information with direct links. Additionally, it pushes back in a respectful way when dealing with even the most esoteric topics. Very rarely will it not process what I ask, and it can comprehensively queue up memory for prompting on things that were discussed in past chats (with mere context alone). Though this system keeps it pretty real, it still has a friendly and warm enough tone and disposition that makes it an inviting LLM to communicate with. I haven’t used it for math, science, or programming, so I don’t know how it fares there. However, for everyday requests, it is extremely smooth, and it corrects and learns exceptionally well. The rollouts for the suite, from what I have seen are going to be SICK, but you need a premium account. I hope to keep reviewing it in the future if I find anything exceptionally wonky with it. But for now, it is top notch in my opinion.

It is so unhelpful. I want to just access and write documents. It's so annoying to have the LEADING interface be a chatbot. It should not be harder to access the actual function of Office 365 than to talk to the ChatGPT clone that dominates the functionality and user interface of the app, and yet it is. I'm concerned about how this is impacting vulnerable people who need to develop their own critical thinking and writing skills. I personally refuse to let a chatbot degrade my integrity, but I know a lot of other people still developing the skills of synthesis and analysis are not getting that skill because the temptation is too high when every research and word-processing platform starts off with a chatbot practically begging to write your emails and essays and texts for you. You are depriving people of their ability to build and maintain the skills of mentally processing information, of thinking, for themselves by making it easier to access a robot that wants to write for you and making it harder to even access the option to do things on your own. You aren't supposed to get everything perfect on the first try. You aren't supposed to bypass mistakes. You're supposed to build skills and learn by even having tried in the first place. I'm so tired of this. I hope this 'AI, think for me' culture dies out as fast as possible. I don't want to live in the world that results from people who cannot function without a chatbot telling them how to interact or compose a sentence.

I started Mid way through March of 2025, the people I was dealing with could not solve the problems because they could not speak English. I explained the issue in detail and why I thought the problem was occurring and was jerked around until now Tuesday June 10th 2025. I even hired a Microsoft Consultant so I could go about my business and have the consultant complete setup with Microsoft. BUT they said that since I was the one assigned , I could not change and had to stay working on the project and answer the phone and talk to them. Today I am in France trying to use 365 on June 10th and I am still being directed to a company I left in April, everyone knows I left but Microsoft cannot disconnect me and get my system to work for me AND WILL NOT ALLOW ME TO DELI-GATE THE PROBLEM TO MY TRAINED MICROSOFT TECHNICIAN for some archaic reason that makes NO logical sense unless the Microdoft agent who is paid to service me in English will get in trouble if he hans it off to someone who actually speaks English. They will not admit they are over their head and will not allow my computer technician to work with someone who can solve problem. Believe it or not, I do not have 3 months of unlimited time to get a computer program working in lieu of running my consulting business, I know I can hire people better qualified to work with Microsoft AND I DID! BUT, they will not let him do his job.