Microsoft Copilot AI

[flatcap]

Has anyone tried this Artificial Intelligence business yet?

I tried MS Copilot when it was first announced to search for the answer to a question about an obscure collector item. Already knowing the answer, the results were laughable.

I decided to try it again the other day, this time asking about CoQ10 supplementation for MS fatigue. In this case, I was amazed by the answer. It was very thorough, and right on point.

I think you have to pose your question(s) in just the right way for it to work, but this budding AI business is pretty cool. I expect to keep using Google to find most info, but I also expect I will be using AI chatbots more an more as time rolls on. Right now, it's MS Copilot for me.


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[agate]

I took a look at it, and probably haven't tried it often enough to have any kind of opinion, but it was hard to locate the original source for the information I was looking at. There were tiny footnotes here and there, and if you click on them, you get to the source, but sometimes the source wasn't one I'd have found reliable.

But it does work impressively fast.

[flatcap]

Here's an example.

Microsoft Copilot Question #3

Is a handkerchief tied around your neck a scarf, or is it called something else?

Answer

A handkerchief tied around your neck can indeed serve different purposes, and the terminology can vary based on the context. Let’s explore a few options:

(1) Bandana: A bandana is a square piece of fabric, often adorned with various patterns (such as paisley). It can be worn around the neck, head, or wrist. When tied around the neck, it can create a relaxed, bohemian style or a more sophisticated look. For instance:

• Slippy Way: Loosely drape the bandana around your neck for a laid-back vibe.

• Scarf-Like: Fold the bandana into a triangle, roll it towards the pointed end, and wrap it around your neck with the triangle pointing down. This resembles a front scarf and adds sophistication to your ensemble.

• Necklace Style: Roll the bandana into a tight, thin band and wrap it around your neck, allowing the ends to dangle like a necklace. This works well with open-neck clothing.

• Tucked Into Your Shirt: For a Western or gangster flair, fold the bandana into a triangle and tuck it into the front of your shirt, tip pointing down.

• Cowboy Style: Embrace your inner cowboy or cowgirl by folding the bandana into a large triangle and tying the ends behind your neck for a cowboy-style look.

(2) Neckerchief: A neckerchief consists of a triangular piece of cloth (or a rectangular piece folded into a triangle). The long edge is rolled towards the point, leaving a portion unrolled. Neckerchiefs are generally smaller and offer a neat, polished look. They are often seen in scouting, sailing, or as chic accessories in high fashion.

(3) Wild Rag: In cowboy culture, a wild rag is a scarf worn around the neck. Both cowboys and cowgirls wear it for both work and play.

Remember, the choice between a laid-back bandana or a sophisticated neckerchief can define the vibe of your entire outfit. So, whether you call it a scarf, bandana, or neckerchief, it’s all about personal style!

Notes

Three references were also given. Overall, I would say I got a very thorough answer to my question. I only had to ask the one time.

I asked because I have one of these on order. Assuming I can gin up the guts, I plan to wear it "Necklace Style" with a knot.

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[agate]

I'd say you're making quite a fashion statement there, flatcap, with the nifty caps and the necklace-style bandana.

Clothing accessories can be excellent coverups. I should think about a bandana too. My neck doesn't need to be on display.

[flatcap]

Coincidentally, I have a shoe box full of bandanas, a few of which are in like-new condition. They are all a bit small, so let me know if need a couple. LOL

[Prot]

I 've used it. It's better than I thought it would be.

[flatcap]

On April 3, I asked Copilot what day it was. Copilot said it was April 1. I thought that was pretty funny.

If you ask me, every day is April 1. We are all fools in our own way.

[agate]

Old saying for AI Copilot:

"April Fool's has come and passed,
And you're the biggest fool at last."

[flatcap]

I never heard that one before. That's a good one.

[Virginia]

I did a search on a person who helped found Pinehurst, N.C. I did not put it in under Chatbox, but that is how it came up.
It was very quick and accurate information.

One of Nephews owns his business and employs quite a number of employees. His main probably had been scheduling everyone. He asked how to do it and the information was spit out in just a couple of minutes. He had been working on getting this right for a couple of years.