Microsoft has launched a new feature for its Copilot virtual assistant, which allows users to interact with artificial intelligence in a more efficient and creative way. Is about Copilot Notebookan interface that offers a space to write texts, receive answers from AI and refine questions for better results.
What is Copilot Notebook and how does it work?
Copilot Notebook is a feature added to the Copilot chatbot, which already offers answers to all types of queries, from general information to creative content such as poems, stories, code or songs. With Notebook, users They can type their texts on the left side of the screen and see Copilot’s responses on the right side.
The advantage of this interface is that it allows you to experiment with different ways of phrasing the questions and see how the AI’s answers change. Additionally, Notebook remembers previous versions of texts, making it easy to go back to a previous iteration or ask Copilot to make specific changes based on history.
According to Jordi Ribas, corporate vice president and head of engineering and product for Copilot and Bing at Microsoft, Notebook currently supports an input of up to 18,000 characters and is available for PC and mobile devices through copilot.microsoft.com.
Notebook is now shipped in https://t.co/FsGnvZLtYd, on both PC and mobile browser. It’s a new interface for crafting, improving, and reviewing your prompts without chat dialogue. Ideal when you need to iterate on a prompt to get the best result. It supports up to 18K characters. pic.twitter.com/hf8r0O90E3
— Jordi Ribas (@JordiRib1) February 22, 2024
Michael Schechter, head of Bing at Microsoft, praised the benefits of the Notebook interface for managing complex queries and projects more efficiently than with the traditional chat interface. He also encouraged users to provide feedback about their experiences with the new functionality.
For now, There is no information on the possible extension of the Notebook feature to Copilot for Windows or the mobile app versions for iOS and Android.