Copilot

The web version of Copilot is the latest version launched by Microsoft at the 2023 Ignite Technology Conference, which uses the Microsoft Copilot Assistant and chatbots online. It is no longer limited to Microsoft’s Bing, Skype, or other Office software applications, so that desktop users can directly experience Copilot’s AI chat services in a browser.
The main functions of Copilot
Search for information: Find information on the internet, whether it is about news events, scientific facts, historical events, or any other topic.
Answer questions: Answer various questions, including but not limited to general knowledge, mathematics, geography, etc.
Content creation: It can generate various innovative and imaginative content, such as stories, poetry, code, songs, celebrity imitations, etc.
Writing assistance: can assist in writing, rewriting, improving, or optimizing the content of an article.
Generate images: Generate various types of images and graphic artworks based on the input prompts.
Error feedback: Regardless of whether the user provides explicit feedback or not, Copilot can identify errors in the conversation and correct them by apologizing to the user and providing accurate information.
Frequently asked questions
What browsers does Copilot support?
Currently, Copilot only supports browsers based on the Chromium kernel, such as Google Chrome browser and Microsoft Edge browser. It does not currently support Firefox or Safari browser, and may open up more browser support in the future.
Can Copilot be used on mobile devices?
Currently, Copilot does not have a mobile app and cannot be used in mobile browsers. If you want to experience Copilot’s capabilities on the mobile end, it is recommended to use the Bing version of the mobile end.
Is there a difference between Copilot and Bing Chat?
In fact, Copilot is not much different from Bing Chat, only in terms of name and website appearance. In response to the conversation, Copilot also claimed to be Bing Chat.