Microsoft believes it can offer certain features for free in its Copilot AI Assistant. Now everyone has unlimited access to the sound and think more deeply, powered by OpenAI’s O1 model.
Copilot gets voice functionality, which allows users to have conversations with AI assistants. It is believed that the deeper purpose is to parse complex queries, such as evaluating the pros and cons of major home purchases, taking into account costs and long-term value.
“We are working to scale as many people as possible to as many people as possible,” the blog post states. Microsoft notes that for these new free Copilot applications, users can experience delays or interruptions over high usage times. Members of the Copilot Pro subscription will still prioritize access to the company’s latest AI models at these peak usage times and new features that are still in the experimental stage.
