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Copilot now supports the Notebook interface on all platforms, and this is why you should use it
Copilot Notebook is now available on phones, and desktops.
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Published onFebruary 22, 2024
published onFebruary 22, 2024
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Back in December 2023, Mikhail Parakhin, leader of the Windows and Web Experiences Team, which is responsible for Copilot, teaseda Notebook interfaceof the AI tool, which allowed users to focus on prompt creation so that they could learn to get the best of Copilot.
One more thing: we are also starting to flight the Notebook interface. Keep changing the prompt on the left, get results on the right. Easier to copy and work on the prompt. It also remembers the previous version, so you can ask to change something.pic.twitter.com/WkfIE4bQmN
One more thing: we are also starting to flight the Notebook interface. Keep changing the prompt on the left, get results on the right. Easier to copy and work on the prompt. It also remembers the previous version, so you can ask to change something.
Jorbi Ribah, the head of engineering at Bing, alsoteased it right after, saying:
Here’s another new feature we’re excited about: Notebook is starting to flight. This interface removes dialogue so you can focus on prompt creation, refinement, and iterating on output as it remembers the previous version. It also accepts longer prompts up to 18K characters.
Here’s another new feature we’re excited about: Notebook is starting to flight. This interface removes dialogue so you can focus on prompt creation, refinement, and iterating on output as it remembers the previous version. It also accepts longer prompts up to 18K characters.pic.twitter.com/lMpJYvz020
Users then were left wondering when this interface be fully available, and we have good news. Jorbi Ribahconfirmedthe Notebook interface is now shipped with Copilot on all platforms, mobile and desktop.
Notebook is now shipped inhttps://t.co/FsGnvZLtYd, on both PC and mobile browser. It’s a new interface for crafting, improving, and revising 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
Notebook is now shipped inhttp://Copilot.microsoft.com, on both PC and mobile browser. It’s a new interface for crafting, improving, and revising 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.
Why should you use it?
Well,Copilot on Windows, Microsoft Edge, or Microsoft 365 might not be able to get the right answer right away, and sometimes it doesn’t give the right answer at all. With this new interface, you can experiment with Copilot, and use various versions of prompts to get the right answer.
You’ll have access to previous conversations up to 18K characters, so you’ll be able to see what went wrong and what went right and experiment with your prompts so that Copilot can give you the best solutions.
It could be quite useful. If you try it, and you discover good or interesting prompts, then be sure to let us know about them in the comments section below.
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Flavius Floare
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He’s always curious and ready to take on everything new in the tech world, covering Microsoft’s products on a daily basis. The passion for gaming and hardware feeds his journalistic approach, making him a great researcher and news writer that’s always ready to bring you the bleeding edge!
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