Just watched this video from Logically Answered: "No One Is Using CoPilot..." (https://lnkd.in/gbc7ktSp) Worth 15 minutes if you're currently locked into only using Copilot. - Microsoft spent $80 billion on AI infrastructure. - 70% of Fortune 500 "adopted" Copilot. - Only 6% completed enterprise-wide rollout. - 72% still in limited pilots. Most bought seats. Few are using them. - 15m paid Copilot seats over 430m MS365 users is c. 3.5% penetration. - ChatGPT scores 97% for ease of use. Copilot gets 86%.
No One Is Using CoPilot.
Just watched this video from Logically Answered: "No One Is Using CoPilot..." (https://lnkd.in/gbc7ktSp)
Worth 15 minutes if you're currently locked into only using Copilot.
- Microsoft spent $80 billion on AI infrastructure.
- 70% of Fortune 500 "adopted" Copilot.
- Only 6% completed enterprise-wide rollout.
- 72% still in limited pilots. Most bought seats. Few are using them.
- 15m paid Copilot seats over 430m MS365 users is c. 3.5% penetration.
- ChatGPT scores 97% for ease of use. Copilot gets 86%.
The common complaint: ask Copilot to format a document or change a font and it gives you instructions on how to do it yourself.
It doesn't actually do it.
Meanwhile, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and dozens of specialist AI tools are pulling ahead. Fast. More capable. More flexible. See Gamma if you want a PowerPoint killer.
Organisations limiting themselves to Copilot because it's bundled are missing the curve. The AI race isn't waiting for Microsoft to catch up.
Worth asking: is your organisation paying for AI your team actually uses? Or locked into a bundle that's already behind, and as a consequence, how far are you falling behind in efficiency gains?
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