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You cannot really use most Copilot products for actual productivity, even if you wanted to. Last time I checked, Copilot in Outlook did not have access to my c
by steve1977 7mo ago
You cannot really use most Copilot products for actual productivity, even if you wanted to.
Last time I checked, Copilot in Outlook did not have access to my calendar data.
- JanneVee 7mo agoYeah, I gave up trying to find productivity uses for the copilot in office because of limitations like that.
- p_ing 7mo agoI have plenty of users using it for real productivity purposes. Yes, it has access to Exchange Online calendars.
- tempodox 7mo agoCould these be different products, like Home edition vs Pro edition?
- p_ing 7mo agoI only have experience with the M365 enterprise services. I don’t use M365 for personal stuff, I’m too cheap for that.
- kjellsbells 7mo agoTrue, but it's so incredibly fragile. 90% of the time copilot returns sensible things, eg when prompted to list all the f2f meetingsI had last month. 10% of the time it fails to find things, makes things up, etc. Problem: if I cant rely on it for administrative tasks like this, I end up having to do more work to verify what it says. which makes the tool pretty useless.