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Copilot is brainrot and its killing microsoft. Renaming all their products to Copilot makes no sense and just causes brand confusion. Copilot getting access t
by protocolture 1y ago
Copilot is brainrot and its killing microsoft.
Renaming all their products to Copilot makes no sense and just causes brand confusion.
Copilot getting access to your entire 365/azure tenant is just a security nightmare waiting to happen (in fact theres already that one published and presumably patched vuln)
It has so many shackles on that its functionally useless. Half the time I ask it to edit one of my emails, it simply spits my exact text back out.
Its one singular advantage is that it has crystal clear corpospeak license surrounding what it says your data will be used for. Whether or not its true is irrelevant, organisations will pick it up for that feature alone. No one ever got fired for choosing ibm etc.
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- petesergeant 1y ago> Renaming all their products to Copilot makes no sense and just causes brand confusion. This reminds me of IBM Watson back in the day
- protocolture 1y agoYeah thats pretty apt.
- rusticpenn 1y agoThats WatsonX for you now.
- HexPhantom 1y agoClassic big vendor play: it's not about being good, it's about being safe to buy
- dgellow 1y agoYou will need way more to kill Microsoft. Brand confusion has been in the Microsoft DNA since the very beginning
- protocolture 1y agoTrue. I do mean more like "eating it from within" rather than "This will be written on its tombstone"
- dgellow 1y agoThat would be pretty funny to be honest :) I can imagine a very deep quote, signed “Copilot 360 Business+