Why you need to use Copilot and NOT ChatGPT

In this conversation, I interview Philip Meyer about the adoption and implications of generative AI, specifically focusing on Microsoft's Copilot. We discuss the rapid growth of gen AI and the speed at which it is being adopted by organizations. We also explore the difference between ChatGPT and Copilot, emphasizing the importance of implementing proper security measures, such as Microsoft's Purview, to protect sensitive data. Phil and Daniel highlight the capabilities of Copilot in both the web and work contexts, including its ability to provide semantic search results and generate insights from work-related documents and calendars. We also discuss the licensing options for using Copilot. Microsoft 365 Copilot provides security, compliance, governance, and privacy technologies to protect information and establish guardrails between departments. Success of Copilot implementation varies based on the approach taken and the readiness, training, and skilling provided. Adoption of Copilot should be measured and implemented gradually. Copilot Studio allows customers and partners to create their own copilots tailored to their specific needs. Copilot is most helpful in answering questions and creating PowerPoint presentations, saving significant time. Changing habits and mindset is crucial for successful implementation. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Setting Up 03:14 The Rapid Adoption of Generative AI 06:51 The Functionality of Copilot in the Web and Work Contexts 17:44 Protecting Sensitive Data with Microsoft's Purview 21:39 Licensing Options for Using Copilot 25:08 Implementing Copilot: Success Factors 27:29 Connecting Third-Party Systems 29:20 Tailoring Copilot to Specific Use Cases 31:17 Creating Personalized Copilots with Copilot Studio 33:25 Instant Answers with Copilot 35:26 Changing Habits for Success 37:07 Making Copilot a Habit