Copilot X isn’t great, since it get destroyed by simple ChatGPT in understanding intent. However Copilot is useful for generating structure inside of functions when you’re replicating patters you’ve established in other parts of your code. But if you’ve only used it for a month, it sounds like you’re trying too hard. Today, Microsoft Copilot was installed automatically on my Windows 11 PC. It asked me to pay for a pro subscription, I tried signing in via my GitHub account. It still asked me for payment options, as if it's a different subscription service. What's going on? Title. Been using Copilot for about 1.5 years now, and I'm generally happy with it. It does my budgeting and splits correctly, but my biggest gripes are lack of bulk transaction addition and Windows support. As a Windows power user, I'm pretty frustrated by the de-prioritization of building a Windows app. Thinking about moving to Monarch or Simplifi - has anyone else made the jump? Has anybody. I honestly wonder if microsoft engineers are using copilot internally, if they are required or even dissuaded against it. Its unclear if the current “AI” offerings are being used by the very companies that are shilling them. Microsoft Copilot is AI built to help you get things done. Create, brainstorm, learn, and solve problems with AI chat that works across your day. Is Microsoft Copilot safe from an IT security perspective? it's supposedly only supposed to be using data from the current user's M365 tenant. But what about the data traveling out to the LLM module? I'm sure Microsoft has payed a great deal of attention to secure it, but before enablng it in our tenant, what do you guys think from a pure IT security perspective? should we wait longer? r/GithubCopilot: An unofficial community to discuss Github Copilot, an artificial intelligence tool designed to help create code. Github copilot or Microsoft copilot (former Bing chat)? For coding, github copilot is very well integrated into the vscode, which makes it very convenient to use as coding assistant. It depends on you if that's worth the extra 10$/month. If coding is your bread and butter then it certainly is worth it. Community for Copilot is a one-stop shop experience with a client portal that streamlines messaging, payments, file-sharing, help centers, custom app access, and more. As Copilot is also really booming in Belgium and the Netherlands, I started a Dutch-focused Copilot subreddit. It’s a community, just like this one, where we can share knowledge, tips, and experiences with Copilot, but in our native language, which can sometimes offer new insights, prompts, or clarify complex concepts.