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Microsoft has released a major update to Copilot You can now use o3-mini without limit by clicking on “Think Deeper” People sleep on it but Copilot has (for free): → Unlimited reasoning model → Unlimited voice mode → Real-time data w/ GPT-4o → Image gen (Dall-E 3 though)

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Paul Couvert1 yıl önce

- Just access Copilot (web or mobile app) - Select "Think Deeper" in the text field - Copilot will use o3-mini to answer you Once again, no limits. →

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Sai Rahul1 yıl önce

Ah yes. I completely forgot the copilot 😅

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Paul Couvert1 yıl önce

Good thing I'm here to remind you of its existence then 😂

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Josh Marino1 yıl önce

So people are paying $200 a month for unlimited voice mode but they could get it with Co-Pilot for free?

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Paul Couvert1 yıl önce

I believe this is also the case on ChatGPT Plus but I don't know if it's unlimited or if they just increased the limit.

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Shushant Lakhyani1 yıl önce

There's no need of ChatGPT's subscription now

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Paul Couvert1 yıl önce

Depending on the task, but it can replace it in many situations!

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MadMonke.sol1 yıl önce

accessing copilot opens a world of creativity, doesn’t it? excited to see the insights we'll uncover together.

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Worth a try!

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Is this a desktop app? Where to download it?

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Paul Couvert1 yıl önce

More like a progressive web app but a native one is available in preview and should be available soon.

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