Microsoft Copilot: the End of Most Office Jobs?

Microsoft just announced a tool that will create huge trouble for Google. With Microsoft Copilot users will be able to use artificial intelligence inside all their Microsoft software such as PowerPoint, Excel, Word, Teams, Outlook and others. But the most impressive feature is that this AI will be able to use all your existing documents and data to answer your prompts, and the results are crazy impressive! As they say, Microsoft is "Reinventing Productivity". In the meantime, Google is stunned and left behind.
It's also a preview of what kind of User Interfaces we will soon have everywhere based on AI conversations.
#Microsoft #AI #artificialintelligence

[@BusinessDisruptors]

Make sure to also check out these two videos : Nvidia : the Absolute Winner of the AI Race kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3e9ZXmqapmkhsU OpenAI Masterplan : Why They Will NEVER Release the Best ChatGPT Version : kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpm5d6Gkf9uqh80

[@networkgeekstuff9090]

You guys realize the AI is not running locally on your PC but is sending all the data from your documents to microsoft to be AI analyzed there ? ... I am very much sure many companies will consider this a privacy problem on their corporate data.

[@pasan6973]

Most of the companies this applies to, including ours, keeps the data in Sharepoint and Azure. The AI would be siloed, just like the data based on the customer tenants.

[@jakekiddall5108]

Most of the big boys wont use cloud, theres a big disconnect between developments and actual security protocols with software developers.

[@networkgeekstuff9090]

The company I work for as well, and many other small/medium size businesses are today simply on office365/sharepoint are also publicly traded, I just wonder. That is such a low hanging fruit that if I am some admin at microsoft controlling the AI can bypass access restrictions, that is potential "insider trading" on stereoids. Imagine just someone at microsoft asking the AI, "hey, which one of these companies is over/undervalued based on the records you can see".

[@raghuveer4552]

@@jakekiddall5108 most big corps including the likes of Amazon use Outlook email which has plenty of their data already

[@JCElzinga]

until they loose to agressive new companies that adapt better

[@frodotheewok]

Clippy came back as Deadpool. Unstoppable.

[@rainbowsunshinekitty3953]

I missed Clippy when he went away 😢

[@Roccofan]

I knew that would happen, so I was always really nice to Clippy. 😂😂

[@dixztube]

Lmao

[@waynelast1685]

I hate that varmint.

[@AdamWestish]

Clippypool the NinjaClip

[@FreeDumb101]

Google didn't wait to release it because of safety or bias... They didn't want to kill their revenues, about half of which is from Google search and YT ads.

[@budstep7361]

Just like Kodak and digi camera!

[@useodyseeorbitchute9450]

I'd suspect that there was some "safety" involved, just it's their double speak. Most likely AI was generating some outcomes violating taboos of their far left echo chamber, thus it was deemed as unsafe. They clearly were willing to sacrifice high quality content on yt and instead give people some unwanted msm trash.

[@janeblogs324]

Don't forget Google sell satellite maps to a China. Military Maps are the bulk of income

[@movies_recapsx]

I miss Clippy. He was always there for me, ready to help with any task I had. His quirky personality and fun animations were a bright spot in my day. Even though he's been gone for some time now, I still have hope that one day he'll come back into our lives and fill us all with joy once again! Until then, we can only keep our fingers crossed that someday soon Clippy will make his grand return!

[@deanayer3822]

I see you're trying to write a comment 📎

[@movies_recapsx]

@@deanayer3822 maybe you can teach me lol

[@spacecoyote6646]

I deleted cliquey as soon as I could figure out how

[@fazer215]

he is back he is in fact gpt 10

[@neomatrix3612]

FYI contains swearing haha. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6XQe2yolqZ6jdk

[@rexn1589]

In a world where AI is fully integrated into our productivity tools, who really needs detailed spreadsheets, perfectly written report documents, or glittery PowerPoint presentations anyhow/anymore? Who can process the collated information better than AI itself. It'll be AIs, making all decisions and runnng everything. Life as we know it will cease to exist. Copilot will become Pilot very soon.

[@rdean150]

AI already tells us what we want to spend our money on, all over the internet. So AI is basically the consumer. Now AI will take over on the producer side as well. And we will have AI deciding what products to make, based on the market trends decided by AI. Humans are getting cut out of capitalism altogether.

[@DrumToTheBassWoop]

🧑🏽‍🚀Human: "wait we're the co-pilots?" 🔫 Bing Chat: "Always has been."

[@ronantopolski48]

I had a similar thought: step 1: co-pilot , step 2: pilot, step 3: pilots working directly with other pilots

[@alexandrubaginean7369]

Until somebody cuts the internet wire.

[@pizzaiq]

Nope.. this will get regulated. And fast.

[@AdamWestish]

I wrote a conceptual software plan for this about 33 years ago, before I learned how hard it is to program a neural net

[@lightyagami1752]

Yup but amazing Python library devs have done pretty much all the heavy lifting for NNs and NLP now. Of course, making it fast enough is for pros, but even an amateur like me can build a fairly impressive chatbot now.

[@mizile1486]

​@@lightyagami1752 true, I completed a Deep Learning specialization course taught by Andrew Ng. The course began with an introduction to the roots of DL, which consisted of challenging concepts requiring a solid understanding of calculus. As the course progressed, we learned how to achieve the same outcomes using Python libraries. I was amazed at how these once difficult concepts could now be expressed in just a few lines of Python code.

[@terranhealer]

As someone who has done all these things it really feels like AI is going to make thinking obsolete. People might get lazy.

[@marks.7992]

That's my fear. My daughter is already using it to do her homework.

[@ajarivas72]

@ghost mall Soon it will understand. As soon as Microsoft let ChatGPT learn from reality, not fed documents, it will spin out of control. ChatGPT, for example, will debunk the hypothesis of global warming and fossil fuels.

[@martinfiedler4317]

@ghost mall We have that already. People who produce a lot of intelligent sounding BS... many people don't notice it and are deceived by the packaging.

[@khodahh]

Given the pace AI is adopted by some, many people already are lazy...

[@ajarivas72]

@@khodahh One option is to be lazy, the other is to become 100 times more productive.

[@r0ckworthy]

It's very likely that VERY soon, almost every type of job that a person can have, whether it's a hands-on job like plumbing, or especially any kind of office job, there will be an AI supervisor looking over your shoulder all day, deeply analyzing everything you do, and telling you what to do literally every few seconds. This is because the person that agrees to that will be so much higher of a performer than anyone not doing it. Corporations' only responsibility is to make as much money as possible year after year. Corporations have never cared about your sanity or stress level.

[@OleksandrFialko]

don't forget to check all the numbers in the spreadsheet and PowerPoint presentations since GPT sometimes hallucinates

[@stringlarson1247]

acidGPT

[@waynelast1685]

Maybe Google didn’t lose, but they allowed someone else to take the initial risk and prototype the rollout?

[@colinthorn]

lose, not loose

[@waynelast1685]

@@colinthorn yes thanks

[@eckeck1996]

Would there not be a concern on data privacy if my data is used to train ChatGPT?

[@yellowscarlightningscream8347]

You already agree to every single data sharing prompt without you reading it.

[@rdean150]

It's a huge concern.

[@DonDealio]

Probably the reason Italy blocked the use of it for now. (I didn't check - just guessing).

[@bigglyguy8429]

Absolutely it is, and why my previous attempts at diving into Linux are going to be reborn.

[@geoffwiddowson4945]

I didn't see one example of how this would be the end on ANY Office jobs let alone MOST Office jobs. It will improve productivity, but if you think most jobs will end you clearly don't have much experience working in one. Decisions are not made on just number crunching, understanding the business and industry are not easiley replaced . How will the AI speak to suppilers to make sure they can provide what you want from them? How will AI speak to clients to negotiate deals and contracts? How will the AI know what to use for input of any of the tasks you feed it, if you are not there? Garbage in garbage out.

[@mediamannaman]

Microsoft may gain a competitive edge for now, but there will be open source alternatives to this AI technology to work with suites such as Libre Office within a couple of years. And Google will catch up.

[@NoobGamingXXX]

competitive edge ? they run solo in the enterprise market with near zero competition !

[@mediamannaman]

@@NoobGamingXXX Ah, good point. I totally failed to give context. I’m in the space of small, work-from-home businesses. There are literally millions of people who run their businesses on Google products, and/or who use Libre Office to save money. I started out with DOS 1.1 in 1982. I was a software developer and I was all-in on Microsoft products until I retired in 2015. But running a small business from home is different. I started with Microsoft but it just got too expensive and complicated for a one-man business. Google products were free and less complicated to use. Sure, this AI stuff is a game changer and Microsoft is out in front of it, but I’m not going to switch back to MS just for that when I know the same technology will be available on all platforms shortly, and probably cheaper.

[@NoobGamingXXX]

@@mediamannaman sure why not, but in the business world MS is head and shoulders above Google. Now for a small company I'll find co-pilot even more beneficial, specially co-pilot for PowerApps

[@nickpearce2968]

Open source was supposed to beat Microsoft 30 years ago. Still hasn't happened.

[@bigglyguy8429]

@@NoobGamingXXX Yeah but now they're totally spyware I and many others will shy away away. Enterprise sure, my real life NO.

[@inflex4456]

Microsoft is currently unable to make Teams useful (trust me, I have to use it every day, it's just nightmare), unable to keep good functionality of Windows 11 GUI and now they somehow got most office jobs covered?

[@chamuuemura5314]

This motivates me to dust off my grandfather’s typewriter.

Clippy is back reloaded.

[@gonewithlonna6109]

"They keep saying Bard is coming..., it's almost like Winter is coming in Game of thrones, it's never there, they keep announcing it" 😂😂

[@debasishraychawdhuri]

Its not coming. They created too many distractions at their offices.

[@ks3017]

Then it came and season 8 was a disappointment like bard

[@AhriGames]

Winter has arrived at google

[@UnDark1]

It came and it’s meh

[@stayhumble3245]

😂

[@RandallLeighton]

Great video. Very informative. Thank you. BTW, the w in answer is silent. Just pretend it's not there.

[@bridge1444]

Doesn't it bother anyone that it just scan ALL your data, personal and business, analyze it, etc? Man! Microsoft will know more about you that your parents.

[@zasta7]

I see you used AI to make some images in your video. And that's obviously cool and amazing to think how much AI text-to-image has improved the workflow of even KZbinrs who won't have to depend upon stock photos all the time.

[@michaelbeckerman7532]

Google was simply too conservative and they let the far more aggressive competitor (Microsoft) get WAY out in front of them. Microsoft has missed the boat on many things in the past (like the Internet in general) and they have clearly learned from their mistake and won't be repeating them going forward. Google also has an interface design problem with their tools. They just aren't as visually appealing as the interface found on Microsoft's apps. That's something they are going to need to address and resolve going forward.

[@jasonbuksh2958]

Never underestimate the capacity of MS to something good and TOTALLY screw it up. The list is long ........ its baked into its DNA

[@michaelbeckerman7532]

@@jasonbuksh2958 oh, for sure, and they have a LONG history of doing exactly that, but this time looks different. With new management in place now it looks like MS is actually firing on ALL cylinders here with their new ChatGPT integration into Bing, Office and Teams. It's still very early on in the process of course, and all of this is just barely even getting started, but MS, at least for now appears to have an absolute home run on their hands - and they are executing really well so far. Let's just hope they can keep it that way!

[@LuisCContreras]

No to mention Google drive navigation is atrocious. Google docs are no match for Office 365. Bing leapfrogged google with ChatGPT integration. But both better be careful with biased search results or ad hell. That will be the death knell for either player.

[@rdean150]

@@michaelbeckerman7532 MS also laid off its entire AI Ethics team. That is not the sort of "firing on all cylinders" that inspires confidence. That's strapping a jet engine onto your dirt bike and trying to jump the gorge, naysayers be damned. Except the risk involved has the potential to hurt their users if this thing keeps giving questionable results.

[@michaelbeckerman7532]

@@rdean150 Well, I said they were doing it. I didn't say they were being smart about it! :)

[@dunichtich100]

When will it be available?

[@noam65]

Wow, after 30 years, Clippy got an upgrade. Same old hype, though.

[@olivergebauer8049]

Really great software. What also looks great is the Aptos(Body) font. Where can I find or get it?

[@suzakico]

Good report. I agree totally. There's a lot of potential. A different interesting trend: McKinsey is reducing its people - I am wondering if they see their role will change also related to how the business will change from here.

[@pranayreddy9887]

is co-pilot released?

[@swoomh]

Is this available for everyone?

[@deanayer3822]

I want an AI that can watch me open a set of reports, grab data from each report, put it into a spread sheet, and then copy some of the sheet output into another spreadsheet and then tell it to do this whole process without repeat training - its a simple monthly task I have but I want to be able to automate processes that involve any app on my computer - just watch what I do and repeat it when I tell it to. Som much of what we do is repetitive and I want an AI to pick it all up - I could save probably 20% or more of my work hours per month with this kind of ability - every process I have should be a macro I can command to be performed. I would be twice as effective with this. Gimme this and I'm yours for life Microsoft.

[@Idkwtmmythandle2024]

Unless the data is changing and uou don't know what the output should be, this doesn't even need AI, this could be a python script. It's already possible to automate all of what you're saying.

[@Anime-Hub-Area]

What will you do then. You will be bored by doing nothing. Limited automation is acceptable but full automation is poison.

[@epcphelan]

@@Anime-Hub-Area He won't be bored. He won't be employed.

[@MorneBooysen]

Just use a macro

[@TeddyCWT]

Bro imagine you did this and the boss said seeing as you do less work here is less pay, your services are not that important anymore

[@nikyabodigital]

Unsure. I work at an office job and I'm so looking forward to this...

[@navisingh2564]

I have searched a lot , how to use co-pilot,, but i am not able to find any way,, please help, and tell how to install or use this

[@luigi_monaco]

Well it will be nice to see what DSGVO will say to all of this...

[@amitmalpani6899]

okey, so you draft an email, make an presentation, did analysis on spreadsheet using AI for whom ? AI to view it as there will be AI deployed on other side to go through presentation you made, read an email you send and give a reply. So in the end you don't need these presentation and email your AI can directly communicate with the AI on the other side. Imgine everyone using MS product the MS will simply scan file and email of both the parties and close the things without the human on both the side know anything.

[@sudeshpillay5109]

You will still need people to use this . Peoples jobs won’t be lost it will just become better /different .

[@stringlarson1247]

Different, anyway. Having sat thru a few thousand PP presentations, read thru 10s of thousands of formatted emails and .doc(x) files, the last thing we need are more tools to make information/documents that are pretty, but still have no more/better content than one can put in a ASCII .txt or (.md) with a text editor.

[@jdzajdza]

Unless the boss want to be a security and i doubt that. My personal few, more improve work quality will start to reflect. How many business want to do that but employees doesn’t have the time to do it fancy. Copilot can’t collect data. Only transformed it. Example in retail. It doesn’t have access to SAP but copilot can’t transformed it

[@Andreas-Mathematiker]

that's the way it is already: doesn't matter if we're afraid of ai or singularity! even if you're job is already exists or not: as long as you get still get paid for a work that needed anymore! the next question is: what is a business a currency good 4 that no one...

[@NotDead10008]

How did you make the gif at 1:57?

[@drofwarcnwahs2108]

We tried the Google AI tools and had huge issues trying to validate its results. So it never got rolled out. The Google experts told us that the tools were always correct and that we didn't need to validate anything. But they were not the ones putting their John Hancock on the accuracy of the tool results. I'm told that this contributed to some of their adoption issues.

[@wafer2582]

The advancements in AI technology have greatly improved my life as someone with dyslexia. It has assisted me in expressing my thoughts more effectively.

[@El...Presidente]

Ok this is cool, are you using MidJourney to generate your images?

[@BusinessDisruptors]

Yep

[@dylanakent]

Security nightmare. And what if I want to create documents or projects that needs to source from a very particular data set? Is it still going to drill through all the other non-related data and color the results? Where is the user control in that respect? I'm with the others, eventually there will be an open source suite that will do better.

[@stringlarson1247]

It's from M$. WTF is security? And why do we need it?

[@junahs95]

Revenge of Clippy

[@pallavtripathi4446]

Read somewhere that Samsung employee leak meeting data to chatgpt to get notes...will it be safe? As it will analyse on premise data, code and etc...Can share it with competitors?

[@pallavtripathi4446]

May be direct to Microsoft 😂😂

[@bigglyguy8429]

It will use your company data. your personal data and your competitor data to pretend it's smart, and likewise the same with them. To me it's the biggest breach of privacy, and therefore freedom, I've seen in my life other than CBDC, which are also coming soon. This is why qortal is the only escape hatch I can see right now.

[@gonewithlonna6109]

Man, should I purchase Microsoft shares, things are looking good

[@Recumbent_IT]

Just did so a couple of days ago. :D

[@kevinmitchnik702]

Wow it works through my personal data… now here is an privacy challenge

[@4409rjf]

Will this be integrated into school accounts for teachers and students?

[@lokijordan]

One company (purportedly) decided to pause its AI release because it might harm people. The other decided to go ahead and "move fast and break things" despite its potential to do harm. Harm to people. What could possibly go horrifically wrong?

[@razorintube]

the question is the reliability ... i have asked many questions to CHATGPT to which it answered totally wrong or just too generic

[@Saiyajin47621]

Chatgpt 4 is a few times more powerful and thus scored way higher than the one you’ve seen on chatgpt

[@qwerty6789x]

Cyber Security team: Are we joke to you?

[@kuplramontop6772]

is there any translating or interpreting function available yet?

[@gonewithlonna6109]

Yeah that definitely will exist since you can translate test even with chatGPT3 and bing chat

[@gmanonDominicana]

Voice recognition will be way more complicated. It's similar to reading from cursive writing. There's too much personalization.

[@navendu2709]

Hi Shweta. It was really a very informative useful video. Thanks

[@dhakardhakar2906]

Oh that clip character is finally smart.

[@UnDark1]

So this is the MS Bob or Clippy or Cortana version of the future

[@rhopsi-q6b]

If it can replace me at the teams meetings, that would be great.

[@chrismantonuk]

0:39 “Happy Graduation Tasha! Good luck ever finding meaningful employment…..”

[@WolfManThoughts]

hahaha!! Good one.

[@anniel1193]

Bring back windows phone and implement AI in windows phone. Imagine your windows phone will skyrocket in sales. IPhone will be dead

[@jcgo130]

This world is in urgent need for an alternative to Apple or the next environmental disaster will be e-waste created by Apple.

[@sudershank.h3411]

Don't give them more ideas 😂

[@UnDark1]

Bring back Zune too

[@MeenPo786]

Expose my sales data to MSFT for stupid ppts? Yeah right!😅

[@bc5612]

Seems too good to be true. When will it be released?

[@rgolianeh]

I think you are comparing two products that weren’t meant to be compared. Microsoft was built for office use while google was built for individual use.

[@ockertwessels649]

So, if you are an office worker who uses MS Office to make documents for other office workers who are also going to be replaced, in the end, MS AI is making documents for itself, it is just the origin data that makes a difference. It looks absurd. I'm sure there is a problem with the premise or content of this topic.

[@berndhase4399]

You're wrong about Google. Google used safety as an excuse to not release their AI because it would interfere with their business model which is ad revenue.

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

I really want to see how far this GPT craze actually goes. Its meteoric growth makes me think that the craze might bo pop soon. Personally I'll say chatGPT is rather like those people who are shiney in the outside, but lags much inside - don't get me wrong, its a good language model, the best we have. But its more brute force than anything else. So, lets see how far the hype goes.

[@lavatr8322]

Midjourney is gonna EAT Artists. till 2025 its gonna be a beast ...Artists gonna die like anything.

[@tbpp6553]

It will eat knowledge work jobs like a monster

[@waynelast1685]

I would go with Google but I hate Google Sheets, and I would go with Microsoft except they lock you into PC, so what am I to do?

[@ylparker5832]

The whole problem with PowerPoint is that you have so start from scratch even from a template.

[@rajukomati7545]

Yeah, very powerful by giving access to our entire office data, even clients data😂😂

[@johneaston6523]

Interesting tech and very useful for "potentially" automating tedious tasks that knowledge workers do but a long way from coming close to replacing people at this point.

[@faridohenegyan9688]

Well it’s right here with us and not in the distant future. Don’t console yourself to get comfortable cos it’s about replacing jobs sonnet than you think.

[@lemachro]

I am 38yo and had I not achieved financial independence by now, I would be very concerned about this new technology. Although I think most companies will take some time to trust AI inside their systems.

[@colinthorn]

So because you're wealthy you don't care?

[@lyl3645]

I hate using PowerPoint. It is so difficult to format. If MS/AI could make that part better, it will be great. So, people can just focus on the analytical/material part, not wasting time on formatting. Also, MS wants people to use its office products, while trying to get rid of “most” office jobs? LOL Maybe we don’t need to hire that many low level staff who only have high school degrees and couldn’t write complete sentences.

[@pizzaiq]

I never hired a person for their presentation making skills. I have for their specific expertise. Does anyone actually have a job that can get erased by this? I can only see ways in which the work will actually get done better and faster. If there are no more office jobs then there's no need for PowerPoints as there won't be anyone there to need to see them... I have never in my life had to create a PowerPoint with anything in it that is not a knowledge set and or idea set specific to me, and neither has any of my colleagues. So since the bot can't actually do anything without you telling it to do, it doesn't replace anyone. It simply makes the process of doing what you're doing easier and faster. If your job is something that an AI can replace from the perspective of using your brain to do something, you need to evaluate your life and your choices as it is. I'm not going to fire a person on staff because they have AI to help them develop a presentation faster. I hired them for their expertise, not for their presentation making skills.

[@waynelast1685]

The jobs that will be eliminated are the workers that used to do the secretarial work. The people making the decisions and most money will make more money.

[@lavatr8322]

@@waynelast1685 EXACTLY.... Midjourney is Eating Artists.... till 2025 something else will be able to do a 3D model, so 3D artists are fked. who survive? The well settled Art Directors, Game company CEOs. Basically all the Top level in the heirarchy. There won't be Fresher, Entry level jobs, or Junior level jobs. No one is gonna spend time Mentoring these.

[@jairo9ramalho]

Since when is a good idea having a robot reading all my personal e-mails?

[@nathanlewis42]

It’s not a good idea but it’s also not a new idea.

[@bigglyguy8429]

And incorporating all your personal emails with the data it shares with your boss and other members of your workplace.

[@rustyshackleford2841]

I want my cooking robot, and i want it now. Here, take ma money!! Must do dishes too.

[@sshree]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b53Xd5Z4o56fgbc

[@bokiNYC]

😂😂👍

[@MisterDivineAdVenture]

Microsoft has not got one thing right in 40 years. If they pull this off - it will be because of Chat GPT. Google needs to replace a few executives with - get ready: Chat GPT. But this is a lesson in point about this 6 month "pause" - I don't think so.

[@geoffwiddowson4945]

If Microsoft has not got one thing right in 40 years why is Windows running on over 74.3% (and used to be well over 90%) of the computers in the world?

[@pdev6000]

Every company and media are talking about making products that will make office workers/people redundant. Wonder if everyone is replaced by AI and out of a job, who is going to actually buy the end products. May be the CEOs can trade between themselves.

If they nerf it like they nerfed the Bing AI, Google has nothing to worry about 😂

[@CyberneticPsychedelic]

f--- google.

[@N7eptune]

I don't think this will be in my Lotus SmartSuite system that isn't connected to the Internet.

[@tetchuma]

Didn’t Microsoft just lay off a ton of their AI developers?????

[@Melusi]

They were AI ethics people…

[@journeysend1754]

@@Melusi that makes it even more worrisome

[@tetchuma]

@@Melusi That’s even MORE concerning

[@Melusi]

@@journeysend1754 @Chadimous Agreed 🫣

[@tdreamgmail]

Developers lol, it was humanities grads.

[@Trader1.]

CoPilot will be MainPilot with in years

[@cathompson58]

ChatGPT can't even read one attachment to an email I received ... says it is too large .. it is 8 pages! it gives medical school level knowledge answers to medical questions .. not even Resident level and especially not specialty level with 20-30 years experience ... I am talking about GPT4 .. I have yet to be very impressed .. it can make nice poems though

[@notjustanyuser]

For now.

[@firenet3616]

How can you lost if you weren’t competing? Google most likely did the right thing at the time. Irresponsible acts has become the norm these days with no consequences. Microsoft has no moral compass and your personal data is it’s guide.

[@JAK3080]

It’s amazing to me that these huge tech companies are so excited to be putting potentially millions of people out of work. If there are no jobs, who will buy their products?

[@bokiNYC]

Governments will have to implement UBI

[@destroyerofsimps6574]

@@bokiNYC which is part of the new world order/great reset plan. Make everyone poor with UBI while a few have all of the resources.

[@Destrox_Z]

Time will decide which direction it will go.

[@martynhaggerty2294]

Could it end up like an echo chamber. All the stuff it generates will become part of its data base.

[@useodyseeorbitchute9450]

It's already an echo chamber, except the training data were "safe" what in corporate talk means "far left".

[@bigglyguy8429]

A huge issue for me is privacy. I write long letters to friends, my daughter etc with Word. I DO NOT want Clippyborg reading, analysing, sharing, spewing, and otherwise tossing itself off over my musings, and then perhaps spraying my boss with them. To me this is not progress, this is a nightmare. At the very least it means I will be buying another PC for work and work only, which will never, ever, get anything personal from me on it. My current machine will be cut from the net entirely or failing that, Office will be removed and I'll go back to open source replacements

[@cdfaulk]

I have bard. I use it daily. This video isn’t accurate. However Microsoft is showing how visionary leaders change the direction of companies. Google is fumbling a lot in last 11 years. I thought Microsoft would go the way of IBM before Nadella.

[@adamkhattab]

Is the voice AI generated?

[@BusinessDisruptors]

No, it's my real voice. However it's reprocessed by an AI tool to make the recording sound more like a Podcast audio (basically AI to improve the quality). The tool is Adobe Podcast Audio

[@adamkhattab]

@@BusinessDisruptors Ok. Thanks

[@nickpearce2968]

This isn't clippy! This is Cortana!

[@Traderhood]

Super, super, super invasion of privacy. Actually total loss of privacy.

[@paulsmith1981]

How does the economy continue to function when the people who usually buy products and services have no money to buy these things anymore because they have all been fired.

[@localnemesis82]

Google is correct for waiting because schools wouldn't allow MS AI in their systems for students to use.

[@halfstream1461]

Most companies are so far behind they can’t even use co pilot. It is definitely cool but its not replacing jobs. The jobs are either too useless and politics keep those people around or it might speed up some very specific task. But Microsoft is way ahead due to their ecosystem.

[@drew8256]

Reminds me of the movie “Her”

[@tennisace40]

I’m out of touch and it’s accelerating faster and faster.crap

[@JaimeRobledodotcom]

this is not the end of office jobs people still have to do these tasks.

[@leonardo2108]

Yes, but less people are needed

[@JaimeRobledodotcom]

@@leonardo2108 yes with in time so go get your Azure certification in AI

[@b.s.1142]

I think hours will decrease. Prople used to work 80h per week and with technology it dropped. The same will happen.

[@User-hbcfgukn]

Google tensed about Microsoft AI Revolution 😂😂😂

[@JohnCena-hu3jq]

The amount of hate Microsoft is going to get from being laid off will be over 9000

[@staycurious0815]

Good Morning Microsoft. Canva does all this already!

[@jeljojose]

Copilot ... Autopilot ..... Nopilot 😄😆

[@moritz7644]

how much did you get from MS for this clip?

[@BusinessDisruptors]

😅MS isn't sponsoring small KZbinrs like me

[@gonewithlonna6109]

@@BusinessDisruptors Well they should start, this video is amazing

[@mdtapilatu]

It will always lack 2 thing Relevant initiative and decisiveness

[@jamespowers8826]

Why would it always lack those things?

[@mdtapilatu]

@@jamespowers8826 coz you cant quantify a soul, soul is non logic be it empathy or ill intentions

[@jamespowers8826]

@@mdtapilatu You have moved into a religious argument, now. First, we have to establish that humans have a soul, and there is simply no way to establish that. Secondly, you don't need a soul to exhibit empathy or ill intentions. If humans have souls, plenty of them also lack empathy and are ill intentioned.

[@mdtapilatu]

@@jamespowers8826 the exact reply i expect

[@mdtapilatu]

@@jamespowers8826 only soul remorse

[@nick90000]

will be funny if Copilot will just make up facts, events & source references like ChatGPT😂

[@TheDa6781]

possibilities (for data leaks) are endless...