In part for this reason, I'm starting to see more firms deploying Microsoft 365 #Copilot as their "standard" productivity AI & only deploying #Claude to a subset of power users. Copilot doesn't charge by the token (at least not yet)

Legal AI Has A Growing Token Price Problem https://buff.ly/o9oedex

"I put this prompt into ChatGPT, I put it into Google's Gemini, and I put it into Anthropics Claude."

― Max Mullen on using multiple AI tools to plan travel, Heard on Worklife with Molly Graham

Done smartly, there can be value in running a process through multiple models.

AI May Replace 80 Percent of Skills. This Last 20 Percent Will Make You Irreplaceable https://www.inc.com/fast-company-2/ai-replace-work-skills-80-20-percent-rule-irreplaceable-productivity/91351560

The AI can do a lot of things, but it's best in the hands of an experienced, knowledgeable, professional who brings their own judgement to the product.

Interesting feature idea, I'm curious to see how many business users will actually use it. They probably SHOULD use it, we all know too many filenames are opaque, but will they...

#OneDrive: #Copilot suggested rename https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?searchterms=564909

This is a subtle improvement, but it's a nice step. I haven't confirmed if this is coming to classic Outlook too or just new Outlook.

#Outlook: Sort improvements to the message list https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?searchterms=564803

"Stop using a free plan. Period. If your company is like, yeah, use the free plan until we get this approved. Don't do that. The risks are too high."

― Jordan Wilson advising against free AI plans

Ironically, he's not even talking about the serious privacy issues with free AI plans. Just don't.