Love this video! Thanks so much for making this easy to follow, Scott. I do contract work for Microsoft and have mastered Bing Chat Enterprise, thanks partly to your tutorials. However I don't yet see their rollout for Mac versions of the Microsoft Enterprise 365 software. I'm wondering if I need to get a Windows emulator software and Windows license if I want to utilize CoPilot on Mac hardware, versus opening up my clunky Windows laptop?
Thanks for your great feedback and I do appreciate you letting me know the content works well too. You are indeed correct, as I run on Mac myself as i got fed up with BSOD's and the new M1/2/3 Hardware is amazing for video production. I suspect that the Mac version of Edge will have Bing Enterprise soon enough, when it comes near the end of it's Preview on Windows, much like the New Teams App did too. In the meantime, all my tutorials are showing Windows 11 and run Parallels for Mac and it works really well, and lightning fast also, and that allows me to use Enterprise Chat and Windows Apps on my Mac 😎
If you don't mind, I'd like to ask, I'm going to start a youtube channel as part of an online business I'm starting and I'm wondering if I would be better off with MS Copilot or Google Gemini. I've heard better things about the former, but because Google owns YT, and I want to make content with google slides, maybe Genini is better? But also Copilot is integrated with Dalle, great for me also. What do you think? Thanks!
I think that’s due to the minimum requirements at the moment for Copilot being 300 Users, so there’s not many people with access to it - and that includes me 😃
@@TeacherCast sadly we (including myself) would not qualify to be able to purchase Copilot yet. I am hoping Microsoft release a timeline of when we could expect it for non-Enterprise customers; but there’s nothing released as yet, so it’s a difficult question to answer 🙁
