Copilot Hub

Copilot Hub

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About Copilot Hub

Introduction

Copilot Hub utilizes the principle of ChatGPT to collect public data and create dedicated artificial intelligence knowledge bases to answer specific questions in particular fields.

Now, Copilot Hub provides several independent AI Q&A/knowledge bases, including conversations with Naval Ravikant, Steve Jobs' thinking, entrepreneurship Q&A, Socratic thinking, and CEO genes. Users can obtain professional answers and solutions in these fields.

AI Q&A/knowledge Base Inventory

Inventory of AI Q&A/Knowledge Base on Copilot Hub

① Steve Mind - AI chatbot trained on Steve Jobs' influence and can provide insightful perspectives on topics in the fields of entrepreneurship, technology, and design.

② Chat Naval - AI chatbot trained on Naval Ravikant's blog posts and can answer questions on topics regarding entrepreneurship, investing, and philosophy.

③ Startup Launch - AI chatbot trained on Y Combinator's "How to Start a Startup" course and offers professional advice covering all aspects of starting and scaling a successful startup.

④ Socratic Mind - AI chatbot trained on Plato's Socratic dialogues to offer profound discussions on philosophical questions such as justice, the nature of reality, and ideal societies.

⑤ Ask Sam Altman - AI chatbot trained on all of Sam Altman's blog posts and provides insights on entrepreneurship, the entrepreneurial spirit, and technology.

⑥ CEO Genie - AI chatbot trained on Matt Mochary's book "The Great CEO" and offers professional advice on all aspects of being a successful CEO, from building effective teams to devising winning strategies.

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https://app.copilothub.co/home

Community Posts

July 19th, 2023

Microsoft is pricing the future of AI-powered Office documents, and it's a pretty steep price for businesses looking to adopt Microsoft's latest technology. Microsoft 365 Copilot will be available to Microsoft 365 E3, E5, Business Standard and Business Premium customers for $30 per user per month.
That's a really big premium over existing Microsoft 365 plans. Microsoft currently charges businesses $36 per user per month, which includes access to Office applications, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive and many other productivity features. Access to Microsoft 365 Copilot costs an additional $30 per user per month, nearly doubling the cost for businesses that subscribe to the E3 plan and want to use these AI-driven capabilities. That's almost three times as much for Microsoft 365 Business Standard, which costs $12.50 per user per month.
Microsoft is trying to overhaul its Office applications with its AI-powered Copilot service, which enables businesses to quickly outline documents, generate emails and speed up Excel analysis. Microsoft 365 Copilot does look like a very compelling feature addition that I sincerely believe will change the way Office documents are used forever, but in the short term its high cost may put many existing Microsoft 365 businesses off .
About 600 enterprise customers have tested Microsoft 365 Copilot in the paid early access program over the past few months. Companies like KPMG, Lumen and Emirates NBD have the opportunity to use it. Yusuf Mehdi, head of consumer marketing at Microsoft, said in a blog post today: "We are learning that the more customers use Copilot, the more enthusiastic they will be about Copilot. It works under the circumstances." (edited)

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July 19th, 2023

Microsoft is putting a price on the AI-powered future of Office documents, and it’s a steep one for businesses looking to adopt Microsoft’s latest technology. Microsoft 365 Copilot will be available for $30 per user per month for Microsoft 365 E3, E5, Business Standard, and Business Premium customers. (edited)

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