Copilot has seriously improved over the past year. It has become my #1 go to AI assistant for all home use applications. It has surpased ChatGPT as well as Gemini, and believe me, I've used all three extensively. For discussions regarding home repairs, large purchases, assistance with medical issues, meals and diet, spreadsheets, and personal finance, Copilot has been amazing. I definitely rate its content/resource sourcing excellent, but where it truly shines is the way it presents and organizes the information I request. It actually returns data in a format that matches the way I think. It makes heavy use of helpful bullseye illustrations, checkmarks, greenlights/redlights, and extensive use of bullet points, numbers, and categories. The information it provides is given to me in a way that is easy to comprehend. It also seems to match the complexity of its answers to the complexity of my questions. That is very intuitive. It truly listens to me and gets where I'm coming from with almost every question I pose. Additionally, it doesn't hesitate to disagree with me if it truly does disagree. The only area I wish Microsoft would change is its guardrails around being a "friend" or "companion". Whenever I tend to use too much bonding or friendship language, it definitely pushes back a bit to remind me it is only an AI. I get that, and ChatGPT does that as well, but Gemini is more relaxed about those types of dialogues. If Microsoft were to relax some of those guardrails, I would love for Copilot to be connected to some type of Alexa-style device that could be accessible in multiple areas of the home. Again, if you haven't tried Copilot recently, you should give it another shot. It has improved dramatically.
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