Microsoft Corporation has unveiled a significant upgrade to its Copilot Pro subscription, offering users the opportunity to harness the power of LLM GPT-4 Turbo from OpenAI. This move marks a pivotal milestone in democratizing access to advanced AI capabilities for a broader user base.
Expanding Access to Copilot Pro Features
Copilot Pro, now available in 222 countries worldwide, introduces users to a host of new features, accessible through a complimentary one-month trial. Following the trial period, users can seamlessly transition to a $20 subscription, unlocking a plethora of advanced functionalities.
Among the key offerings included in Copilot Pro are priority access to the latest OpenAI models and the ability to craft personalized Copilot GPT instances tailored to specific use cases. Notably, Copilot Pro integration extends to Office web apps, eliminating the prerequisite of a Microsoft 365 subscription for access.
Empowering Creativity with Copilot GPT Builder
Furthermore, users can leverage the innovative Copilot GPT Builder, albeit restricted to personal computers initially. However, chatbots developed through this platform can be deployed across both PCs and mobile devices, enhancing accessibility and versatility.
Users preferring the previous iteration of LLM GPT-4 in Copilot can seamlessly switch back to it through the menu options, ensuring flexibility and catering to diverse user preferences.
Mobile Integration on the Horizon
Microsoft has revealed plans to extend Copilot Pro integration to mobile apps, including Microsoft 365 and Outlook for iOS and Android, in the near future. This strategic move underscores Microsoft’s commitment to facilitating seamless AI integration across various platforms, empowering users with enhanced productivity tools on the go.
Encouraging Mobile App Adoption
To encourage greater adoption of the Copilot mobile app, users can embark on a trial journey by installing Copilot on iOS or Android, providing a hands-on experience of its capabilities. This initiative reflects Microsoft’s proactive approach to fostering user engagement and enhancing accessibility to cutting-edge AI technologies.
Expanding Copilot for Microsoft 365
Additionally, Microsoft is broadening the accessibility of Copilot for Microsoft 365, making it available to a wider array of businesses. Customers with subscriptions to Microsoft 365 F3 and F1, Office 365 E1, Business Basic, among others, will now have the option to purchase Copilot for Microsoft 365, enriching their productivity suite with AI-driven functionalities.
Microsoft’s endeavor to democratize access to advanced AI capabilities underscores its commitment to driving innovation and empowering users with tools to unleash their creativity and enhance productivity in an increasingly digital landscape.
Source: Microsoft Blog, OpenAI Announcement
