Hmm, 8M paid M365 Copilot users leaked in August, and at last week's earnings call the number was 15M.
replyAssuming the leak was accurate, almost doubling usage in 4 months for an enterprise product seems like pretty fast growth?
Its growth trajectory seems to be on par with Teams so far, another enterprise product bundled with their M365 suite, though to be fair Teams was bundled for free: https://www.demandsage.com/microsoft-teams-statistics/
Yeah, my problem the way it has been pushed is that how it doesn't make sense at all.
replyImprove the workflows that would benefit "AI" algorithms, image recognition, voice control, hand writing, code completion, and so on.
No need to put buttons to chat windows all over the place.
Yeah but it's the mainstream public that was just blown away with the LLM party trick. If it sounds like a human it must be smart like a human. So that's what everyone wants to sell :(
replyPS: When I say party trick I don't deny it has its uses but it's currently used like the jesus-AI that can do anything.
They put it into the Azure portal, and I tried to get it to answer me what the open resource cost us in storage. It appeared retarded at first, but then I realized it didn't have access to know what I had opened or anything.
replyUntil MS makes sure their models get the necessary context, I don't even care to click on them.