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Comment by Dumblydorr

13 hours ago

Co-pilot and AI has been shoved at the Microsoft Stack in my org for months. Most of the features were disabled or hopelessly bad. It’s cheaper for Microsoft to push this junk and claim they’re doing something, it’s going to improve their stock far more than not doing it, even though it’s basically useless currently.

Another issue is that my org disallows AI transcription bots. It’s a legit security risk if you have some random process recording confidential info because the person was too busy to attend the meeting and take notes themselves. Or possibly they just shirk off the meetings and have AI sit in.

Transcription is arguably one of the must useful enterprise AI tools avaliable. But i sure as heck wouldn't trust the cloud with it.

  • Still find the Copilot transcripts orders of magnitude worse than something like Wispr Flow and they tend to allucinate constantly and do not adapt to a company's context (that Copilot has access too...). I am talking about acronyms of products / teams, names of people (even when they are in the call), etc.

    • Can anyone familiar with the technical details shed light on why this is so.

      Is it because of a globally trained model (as opposed to trained[tweaked on] on context specific data) or because of using different classes of models.

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    • Ye i didn't even think about advanced meetings summary bots. Just raw word for word transcription please. Wispr is pretty great.

> It’s cheaper for Microsoft to push this junk and claim they’re doing something

this has been the microsoft business model for 40 years

The worse part is to see it creep on developer stack at places where it should not be.

I am all good for nice completion on VS, or help decypher compiler errors, but lets do this AI push with some contention.

Also what I really deslike is the prompt interface, AI integrations have to feel natural transparent part of the workflow, not trying to put everything into a tiny chat window.

And while we're at it, can we please improve voice reckognition?