הבינה המלאכותית של מיקרוסופט (Copilot) - עכשיו דרך אתר אינטרנט יעודי

Summary

In this video, the host discusses the latest trend from Microsoft named 'Copilot Copilot', a new AI feature following the less popular Bing Chat. They explain how 'Copilot' serves as a virtual assistant, aiding users in launching various applications and enhancing their computing experience with AI. Despite potential limitations, such as compatibility issues with certain operating systems and browsers, the host demonstrates that Copilot can still be accessed via Microsoft Edge, Chrome, and even Firefox. The video also includes a demonstration of Copilot's capabilities, such as generating jokes and providing information, while highlighting the seamless integration within Windows 11 and the Edge browser.

Takeaways

• 😀 Microsoft introduced a new AI called Copilot
• 😮 Copilot works as an assistant inside Windows 11 and Edge browser
• 🤔 Copilot has some humor capabilities but they seem limited
• 🧐 Copilot can provide factual information when prompted
• 👎 Copilot's humor left something to be desired in the demo
• 🔍 There is also a Copilot web app for trying it out
• 😕 The web app only works on Windows and Mac
• 🤨 Copilot web app looks very similar to Bing Chat
• 🤔 Bing Chat may currently be better for Hebrew speakers
• ☹ Overall the presenter was underwhelmed by Copilot's humor

Q & A

What is Microsoft's new trend mentioned in the script?

The new trend mentioned is called 'Copilot Copilot', which is a codename for Microsoft's artificial intelligence.

What was the previous name of the tool before it was called Copilot?

Before being called Copilot, the tool was referred to as Bing Chat.

Why did Microsoft decide to change Bing Chat to Copilot?

Microsoft likely changed the name from Bing Chat to Copilot because Bing was not catching on as a trend, and they wanted to introduce a new concept.

What is the metaphor used to describe the function of Copilot?

Copilot is described using a flying metaphor, where it acts as the 'knot' (the Hebrew word for 'yoke' used in aviation) that helps users, the pilots, navigate and launch their computer systems to various places using artificial intelligence.

How can users access Copilot according to the script?

Users can access Copilot through Windows 11, Edge browser, or as a web application at copilot.microsoft.com.

What are the browser and operating system requirements for Copilot mentioned in the script?

Copilot is supported only on Microsoft Edge or Chrome browsers on Windows and Mac, excluding Linux.

What is the user's reaction to the browser and operating system limitations of Copilot?

The user questions the necessity of such limitations for a web application and expresses a willingness to challenge them by attempting to access Copilot through Firefox, a browser not listed among the supported ones.

What types of interactions can users have with Copilot?

Users can interact with Copilot in various ways, including chatting, shopping, creating code, writing jokes, and obtaining information on a range of topics.

What are the different modes of conversation available with Copilot, and what do they imply?

Copilot offers modes for original and imaginative chat for more creative conversations, and a balanced mode for informative and friendly chat aimed at providing accurate and friendly information.

How does the script compare Copilot with Bing Chat in terms of functionality and user interface?

The script suggests that Copilot is very similar to Bing Chat in terms of functionality and user interface, indicating that both services offer similar examples and styles of conversation.