Only Allowed Copilot? 5 Habits I'd Build That Carry to the Next Model

Microsoft’s Copilot is positioned as the AI tool many employees will use, leveraging existing enterprise systems like Outlook and Teams. The article emphasizes that even if Copilot isn’t the most intelligent AI, building skills with it through a positive feedback loop can lead to accelerated capability. Five key habits for developing AI skills at work are suggested, focusing on practical application with approved tools.

• Microsoft’s Copilot is being integrated into enterprise systems like Outlook, Teams, Excel, and SharePoint, making it a likely AI tool for many employees.
• The value of Copilot, even in preview, comes from its access to company data and user familiarity.
• Developing a ‘K-shaped’ development curve is observed, where users who engage with AI and learn from its outputs become more capable at an accelerating pace.
• Skills learned with one AI model can transfer to others, highlighting the importance of the learning loop: give AI work, inspect the result, and adapt.
• The article suggests building AI skills with approved tools, even if they are not the most advanced, to prepare for future AI deployments.
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