MS reveals a part of 'Customized Co-Pilot'… “Testing in progress… coming soon”

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A few of the 'Customized Co-Pilot' that Microsoft (MS) announced in January has been released. In addition they announced that they plan to release a tool that permits anyone to create a customized chatbot, akin to OpenAI's 'GPT Builder', 'soon'.

In accordance with The Verge on the twenty seventh (local time), MS Co-Pilot Technology and Product Executive Vice President Jordi Rivas revealed a part of 'Co-Pilot GPT' through

Within the video released by Vice President Rivas, whenever you click on the Co-Pilot menu list, a customized Co-Pilot list akin to ▲Design ▲Vacation Plan ▲Cooking Helper ▲Fitness Trainer appears. In case you select a fitness trainer, a number of sample questions will appear, akin to 'Effective routines for weight reduction', and you possibly can proceed chatting.

“MS CoPilot has launched several CoPilot GPTs that may enable you to create a design, plan your next vacation, learn a recent recipe, or create a customized workout plan,” he said. GPTs are RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation). “As a part of the information, we utilize contextual guidance from prompts and domain information.”

Also, when asked when the Co-Pilot GPT Builder might be released, the reply was “Soon. We’ve already conducted controlled experiments with some users.”

(Photo=X, Jordi Ribas)
(Photo=X, Jordi Ribas)

That is information added a month and a half after MS announced on January fifteenth that it was preparing a GPT builder.

In accordance with the announcement on the time, 'CoPilot GPT Builder' is a service that permits you to easily create a customized chatbot through chat without complicated coding. Although he didn’t reveal specific details, he did say, “Because the number of accessible Co-Pilot GPTs increases, more details might be added, so please stay tuned.”

After all, this time too, it was not revealed whether a 'Co-Pilot Store' like OpenAI's 'GPT Store' might be launched.

Meanwhile, like 'GPT Builder', this feature is simply available to users of the 'Pro' plan, which costs $20 per thirty days.

Reporter Lim Da-jun ydj@aitimes.com

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