Copilot for M365
Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 leverages advanced artificial intelligence, specifically large language models (LLMs) like GPT-4, to provide real-time assistance across various Microsoft 365 apps. This integration allows users to draft documents, create presentations, analyze data, and manage emails more effectively.
Copilot integrates with Microsoft Graph, which connects your data across Microsoft 365 apps. This means Copilot can access emails, documents, chats, and other content you have permission to view, providing contextually relevant assistance. For example, when drafting an email, Copilot can pull information from previous emails or documents to help you craft a comprehensive response.
Why use Copilot for M365?
One of the questions that often shows up is, why use Copilot for M365? We have a lot of people using chatGPT, and they are perfectly happy doing so. We would need to get them to use Copilot instead, and copilot is more expensive.
There are some clear difference between ChatGPT and Copilot for M365. But one thing that is a clear advantage to Copilot for Microsoft365, is that it is catered to working in business related matters. It allows you to access data on sharepoint, onedrive, and teams, so that you can work with documents and files that you have access to. But even more importantly, it does so while keeping all data within the Microsoft 365 Service boundary. This mean that all your data will not leave the service boundary, and Microsoft hjas a commitment to security, ciompliance, data location and privacy.
You also have superior control over which data can be shared with copilot, and which data can't through the use of sensitivity labels, dlp, and other purview features. Microsoft has also developed methods to look into which data is shared with third party AI operators. This can also be configured in the purview center which i will look into in my next blog post.
