How to Use Microsoft Copilot Better Than 99% of People

And that makes a lot of sense.

I've always referred to Copilot as kind of a watered down chat GPT.

But, you know, for people like me who are solo operators or you're talking small agencies, small businesses where there's not a lot of red tape involved, it doesn't really make a lot of sense to use Copilot, you know.

But when these people like at the Fortune 1000 companies in corporate America, you're locked into that Microsoft AI ecosystem.

And that's probably the biggest benefit, I would say, of Copilot is they synchronize across all of Microsoft products.

We're talking about obviously Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Azure, and GitHub, all of Microsoft products where you have that combined ecosystem with Copilot.

That seems to be the biggest advantage here.

I would even argue that the point I've got a friend who owns a wealth management agency and he works with a very reputable insurance company and they've dictated, hey, you've got to stay within the Microsoft ecosystem.

He's got 10 employees.

So.

Data

privacy, data

security issues.

Exactly, right.

So the idea being here that, hey, we've got to protect this stuff.

I've got a tax accountant.

She works in the same thing.

Especially with tax accountancy, there's some things with the SEC that they have to file.

And the more third-party tools they bring into it, it just gets much, much more complex.

And so it's really interesting to see how...