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1. Copilot Intro: Everyone. This is
Greg Kong here, and welcome to the
Microsoft co pilot course. This course is for
anyone that's interested in the growing world where
the enterprise is meaning AI. Microsoft made the
acquisition into Open AI and they've introduced
their product copilot, and they've introduced it to the enterprise where
you can actually use it in Microsoft Office
programs like Outlook, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint
Microsoft teams. There's also this web
version of here C Pilot P, which allows you to do AI chats. You can ask it questions. You can ask it to
solve puzzles for you. You can even share
photos and ask questions of the photo and
a whole lot more. You can access this on your
phone as a dedicated app. You can access the co
pilot in Microsoft Word. So we're going to go
through a number of tutorials that helps
you understand how to get the most
of co pilots across the Microsoft landscape from
Microsoft teams to Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoints, and even
the standalone app and help you get
the most out of it. My name is Greg Kong. I worked over a decade using the Windows products as a
tech support specialist, as a IT manager into
Windows networking. And I actually took a break from the Microsoft
corporate world, where I ran my own
business abroad from Asia. And I'm back now in
the corporate world. So I've got exposure to Microsoft's current
landscape with co pilots at Microsoft 365. So I hope you join me in this
course where I'm going to provide you a very accessible
but content rich course, a lot of step by step, allowing you to see my
screen what I'm actually doing and hopefully make this a fun and digestible course. I don't want to bore you
with a lot of jargon. I just lots of hands on stuff and practical applications
of co pilots. Hope you'll join me and we'll see you in
the first lesson.
2. Copilot Pro Introduction & Sample Prompts: All right. So we're going
to jump in the C Pilot pro, where I'm going to demo some of the applications that you can use on your phone
or the computer. Hey, friends. My
name is Grey Kung, and in this video, we're going to try to understand
Microsoft Co Pilot Pro. What this is, what is the cost? What is the deal? Just a
little bit of background. I've got experience using Co Pilot Pro at my
nine to five job, but this is outside of it, and I'm using a MAC MacBook
Pro most of the time. And yeah, you don't need a Windows computer
to use Co Pilot Pro. Now we're going to be looking at C Pilot Pro, the
standalone app. Which the public
does have access to, but there are some benefits
to getting Copil pro. And one of those benefits
is being able to use it with the Microsoft
office applications like Microsoft Outlook. So I've gone on to the
lining page for Co Pile Pro, and as you can see, they're promoting that
it's got more power, more speed, more creativity. And it's $27 a month, Canadian, because I'm in Canada. So there is the option
to do the free trial, which I'm currently doing. And what they're
promising is it's faster, and you can use co pilot in
your favorite apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint
outlook, and yeah, you can create images,
do a lot of stuff. So let's look at let's look
at what the differences are between P and
the free version. So like I mentioned,
you don't need a MC. You can use this on on
a phone through an app. You can use this on Windows, Microsoft Edge browser, Okay. The search is the same. You can search using
text voice and images. Now, here's a big difference. GPT Turbo for
faster performance. So during peak times, free users may be
limited to other models. So older models. So you get priority access. So it's sort of a black box. I guess they just manage that
and you have to trust them. You get to use plugins. So you can connect copilot
to other services. So you can do that
with a free plan. You can create AI
images using Doi three. And here's another
big difference. So you get a boost when
you're generating images, so they come out faster. Unlock co pilot in
Microsoft 365 apps. That's only for P. So I'll be able to show you today how you can use that
on Outlook web. And yeah, you can use
co pilot in Word, you can streamline your inbox to help you draft e
mail, summarize, elevate your presentations, and compile data in
less time and Excel, and then supercharge
your notes. Wow. Wow, wow. They really got the
marketing stuff down here. And yeah, get copilot for 365. That's what we want, right? So let's see the pricing on
co pilot for 365 $40 a month. So it integrates with team, and you get enterprise
grade security. So this is more for
for businesses here. Right? Okay, let's
go back to C pilot. Actually have the co pilot pro. Okay. All right. So signed up for
the subscription, and if you go to
manage subscription, and you don't want to pay
the fee after the one month, this is where you
need to make sure you turn off recurring billing. So that's what I did. And here I am on the main landing page. So there's the mobile app, which I've downloaded
on my Google Pixel, which is a Android phone, and we can start using
Copil P. Let's start that, and you can see it's
got the pro badge here. So this here, K. Is the same as the co pilot that you
can the same look and feel that you get
from the free version. But this has the pro badge, and you get creative, fast balance, and precise. So let's just do some
example searches here. Let's try the image search. I'm going to upload I'm going to upload
one of my photos here, and I want to see if it
can analyze the photo. Let me just find
something interesting. Okay, so this is
actually from Thailand. Let's see if I can recognize
where this picture is from. Tell me I've uploaded
this picture. Tell me where this
photo is taken. So here's another tip. Anytime that you see this tab, I'm just going to move
the picture up and notice it's cut off a bit here. So Anytime you see this tab, and then there's a lighter font. It's suggesting a word. So you can press tab just to to actually make that
word finish the sentence. So it's auto suggesting a word to help you complete the sentence and then you
press tab to complete it, to accept its suggestion. Let's press Enter. And it says privacy blur hides faces
from Co Pilot. All right. The photo appears to be taken in Tile as suggested
by the presence of a Toko The vibrant nightlife and atmosphere are
characteristics of Tai cities, but it can't figure out
where specifically it is. So not bad, not bad. Let's try one more photo here. Let's see if I can find
something from the fireworks. Okay. So let's do the
voice search this time. So let me even move this
up a bit more. All right. So at the bottom here, we've got the microphone, so I'm going to
use it now. Okay. We have to select low. Tell me about this
image and where it is. The image depicts a group of individuals standing
on a balcony at night, observing a fireworks
display over a city escape. The fireworks are
bright and centrally located in the sky,
illuminating the scene. Below the fireworks, an illuminated bridge
spans across what appears to be a body of water with buildings
lining the far side. Individuals are silhuetted
against the backdrop of the city lights
and fireworks with some capturing the
moment on their phones. This image captures a moment of shared experience and
enjoyment of a public event, likely a celebration
or festival. As for the location,
it's challenging to determine the exact city
without specific landmarks. However, the presence of
a large body of water and a bridge suggests it could
be a major city with a Okay. So if you use the mic, to ask a question, it'll also give you
the answer in audio. So you can turn that off, and I just did that. Those are two examples of
how you can use copilot. You can also ask it
to create an image. So create an image of
fireworks above Tokyo. We're testing out the ability
of it to create an image. Okay. It's power by Dolly three, and you can see here that it's using a boost to
create the image and you can see here
it's using 100 coins, and it actually keeps track of your boost each day, I believe. Just like many AI
generated contents, you'll get four options
or multiple options, and then you can click
into one of them, and you'll get more options to To alter it. So I've
clicked into one and you can see
that it's got some very you know it's like a comic
work, comic book artwork. So I can actually
change the style, if you look at the bottom here, I can change it into whoops. I clicked into one
of the styles. So it's automatically
regenerating the image. And you can also use the prompts to alter
the image as well. So for example, it's got some suggested phrases
here at the bottom, add some cherry
blossoms to the scene, change it to daytime
view of Tokyo Skylines. Let's do that. And
now it's going to regenerate the image
in the daytime. Now it's going to regenerate
the four options. And we can see where
in the daytime, but we don't have
fireworks anymore. So what I wanted to show you is if we can click into
one of these styles here. We can take the same image, but it's just going to be
done in a different style. And yeah, I'm going to show
some different options. Okay, so I'm going to
say it looks good. We had the option to undo it. And if we like it, we can
click download and we can bring it to word PDF text. And we click the
three dots over here, we also have the option just to download it or we can
edit it in a designer. So quite a lot of options
from the image creation. So that's pretty impressive. We can even change this
to a square format. So these are some good skills to practice because this skill set I've used a lot of different platforms from
Google, from Adobe. And these are all kind
of the new skill set that I think is going to be really important in
the upcoming years. All right, so we've
created an image. We've asked a question. Now let me ask it something
related to business. Now, the Japanese Yen, can you show me a currency chart with the Yen against the US
dollar over the year. All right, so we're testing out the capabilities of
co pilot pro here. Okay. I can't create the chart. Okay, let's put
this prompt here. So let's just see. But put Canadian dollars, probably because I'm in Canada, so let's just see for 100
Canadian, you get 11,048. Can you provide a chart
for another currency pair? Okay. Very interesting
that I can't do the chart. Okay. So currently the
Japanese Yen has been low over the past year
against the US dollar, the Canadian dollar
bits actually strengthening a little bit,
so I'm going to ask it. Why is the Japanese Yen strengthening against
the Canadian dollar? The Japanese Yen has been strengthening against
various currencies, including the Canadian dollar, due to several factors. Policy shifts, the bank of Japan's governor hinted at
a potential policy shift, stating that the
likelihood of achieving their inflation target
is gradually rising. This could indicate a
change in monetary policy that could strengthen the
Yen. Market conditions. The Yen has strengthened after a long period
of weakening, driven by the Federal
Reserves reluctance to cut interest rates and the bank of Japan's reluctance
to raise them. Carry trade
unwinding. For years, traders have been able to borrow at near zero interest rates in Japan and then reinvest that money at much higher
interest rates elsewhere. A weakening Yen only
encourage this move. Okay. I'm just going
to stop that readout. So I think that's a good
introduction to Co pilot Pro. So keep in mind you
can actually download this app on your phone and
do the exact same thing. But now you've got
this AI system with you wherever you are. So just to recap, we did an image search. We actually created
images with text. I asked some questions with a text prompt
as well as voice. In the next video, we're
going to go through how we can use C Pilot
Pro with outlook.
3. Copilot for Outlook: Okay. In this video, I'm
going to show you how you can access Microsoft
Co Pilot from Outlook. I mean, this is a
great way to summarize e mails to go through
your mailbox, to help you draft e mails. I'm going to show
you how I can add it to your toolbar if
you don't have it. When I first launched it, and I'm using the standalone
outlook, I couldn't find it. You actually have to
click the three dots, customized toolbar,
and then you actually have to find co pilot and
drag it up for it to show. I don't know why they make
it so difficult to find, but that's how I can get it on your toolbar by default
when you create a new e mail. Or if you open an
existing e mail, you can open it here,
click summary by Co pilot and you'll
start to summarize. We'll go into more in depth examples on screen in a second. So you can check here
in the top right. Okay, so this is
the right account, so I should have
copilot installed. And I can see here I got this
ribbon summary by co pilot. So anytime that you
have an e mail open, and you just want
to get a summary of things, you can click here. It's going to scan the e mail, and it's just going to
give you the key points. This is my web report from Bing, let's see if you can
give me any insights. Okay, 7.48 decrease
in performance, top performing keywords,
top performing pages. Okay. I like the summary.
It's really good. It's really good. So let's just see if I got any
complicated e mails here. This is a really good feature, but you can't trust it. A summary, you can copy it, you can thumbs up,
you can thumbs down. Let me show you how we can
use it in a new e mail here. Let's just pop this out.
I got a brand new e mail. So we've got copilot
as an icon here, and so we can use it to draft. Let's just say you want
to request vacation. I want to request a
one year vacation. Leave to my manager
or my mental health. This will help you
start the draft. Think about any type of letter and just maybe you have a brain freeze, you
want to get started. See, this has already
started a nice draft. I can keep it, I can
discard it, retry, or I can suggest a change. Make it more wordy. Okay? Let's try another one. Co pilot Draft. Draft a e mail to a girl. I am interested in and want to take things seriously. Okay. Okay. So I think it's yeah. I'm interested in exploring the possibility of taking
things to the next level. Make it more casual and personalized to a
girl named, ok? How do you feel about
taking things up a notch? I really like this. The
draft is pretty good. All right. Let's
try the coaching. Okay. Draft a cover letter. Let's just look up a job poster and then I'll show
you how we can use co pilot to help
draft a cover letter. This is probably a
very popular skill. Let's find the job role. Account director in Japan. Okay. And so we can't draft a
cover letter for this job, and then I'm going
to drop the link. So I'm going to start
with the draft. Let's see if it
accepts the link. I think something went wrong. Yeah, got the wrong position. Anyways, so it
can't accept links. Some other AI platforms can. Longer Okay, so sort of made stuff up. I have a master's degree
in computer science and four years experience as a machine learning
engineer at ABC Inc. Nice. So let's just take this. Let's say I'm going to copy it, keep it, and I want
to try this coach. So the coaching is going to
analyze the cover letter, and then give some insights. Okay. You maintain a professional tone and express your
excitement, which is great. However, the tone could be more compelling to leave a
lasting impression. Use dynamic language, it
has given some examples. Include a sentence about how your values aligned with open
the eyes mission to make a personal connection and with a proactive
statement. Very good. And it's got even
more analysis here. Reader sentiment,
clarity, So I mean, wow, you can make an
entire course just on using co pilot for
drafting e mails, blog posts, letters, but we're not going
to do that right now. But I think you see
the potential here. And this is outlook on the web. So you're getting the
power of copilot, but for outlook now. So Uh, just to summarize, we've used co pilots to
summarize e mails in our inbox, we've used it to help us draft. We've used the coach to take a draft and then
give some coaching. So some really good
introductory stuff with copilot and Outlook. So I hope you
enjoyed this lesson.
4. Copilot for Word : Hi everyone. Greg Kong here. I'm going to give you an
introduction to how to use Microsoft Co Pilot or Word. This is the AI assistant. I am using a MAC on
Microsoft 365 subscription, and we have copilot P. We're going to go
down to Microsoft Word. One of the big daddies of
the Microsoft Office Site. You can see here,
I've already created some content using
the prompt here. Let me just start from
the beginning here. You'll see this icon
prompt right in word right now if you have access to
co pilots enabled Word. You may need to make
sure that you have the right licensing
for this ability. If you click the
co pilot icon on the top toolbar right
there, Right there. I'll bring up the AI
system on the side, which you can use to
ask general questions, but also you can apply
towards the document, and I'll show you what I mean. So first, let's just use
the AI system on the side. And you can see it's giving
you some suggestions here. Summarize this do, ask a
question about this doc. Let's just start with a summary. Okay. So it's creating
a nice summary with some billet points with
the most valuable assets, factors influencing
the Japanese Yen, and future outlook for the Yen. And with clickable footnotes. If you click the footnote, it'll take you to the section in the document that
supports that that point. Let's go to the co pilot prompt. Let's create some new content. This is the prompt within
word, not on the side. Let's just close the co pilot on the side to make
things simpler. I'm going to ask it to lit the wealthiest
countries in the world. Generate craning in a draft, So the AI system can do
the research for you and I can lay out the content for you based on how
specific you are. All right. According to the World Bank, the wealthiest countries as of 2020 are Luxembourg,
Switzerland, US, we can keep this or we can edit it. Let's just go
through this again. It's going to pull
things together. A so we can add more detail. List the Top 20. I should have the context, so we don't have to
retype the whole question because this has that
Chachi BT power. I was correct because it's
listing the top 20 countries. We have Sweden, Australia. We want to keep it. Now let's
ask it a quick question. Let's open up the co
pilot on the side. I think you get the idea that draft of co
pilot within Word, you can use to
create or research content and the co
pilot on the side, you can ask questions of it or you can just ask any
type of general question. Let's ask it to list Singapore's rank and GDP. So I should say seven, I should say 62 I'm not sure
if this is in billions. I shouldn't be taking this long. Yeah. Seventh and 62690. Great. If you're not unclear
of what you can ask, you can select the view prompts, and then it'll give
you some ideas. You can click Understand, and one of the most
popular prompts are summarize this Doc. I hope you enjoyed this
introduction crash course to Microsoft Word co pilots, and if you like this
lesson and want to learn co pilot for
other Microsoft apps, then you can check
out the course.
5. Copilot for Excel: Hi, this Greg here, and welcome to a Microsoft
Excel co pilot introduction. I've brought some
information that I use Microsoft Word
to get using C pilots. So I got the wealthiest
countries in the world by GDP, and I have that listed
in the Excel document. Now I want to try use
Excel to do some things, I maybe create some charts and manipulate the data.
Let's see what we can do. I've opened the co pilots
using the ribbon here. And it's telling me it only works with files that
have auto save turn on. Obviously, we need
to turn that on. I'm just going to list GDP. Now our copilot prompts
can give us some options. On the edit area, we can sort and filter. Can you sort the data from the
lowest GDP to the highest? Okay. Now it's telling me it only works with data
that's in a table, right? This is one of my paps
of Excel with Co pilot. There's a few barriers you need to overcome in
order to actually. So I'm going to p along here and I'm going
to highlight it and insert going to highlight
my and there you go. Now, I would like to remove
the number bullet points. But let's try our
original question. Can you tell me what the
ninth country's GDP is? Netherlands F 57.9?
That's correct. Now it's offering suggestions, list the top five
countries by GDP. It's starting to
become more useful. Now, let's see if it
can create a chart. Can you create a chart
based on this data? Just. Analyzing. I recommend a table to display a data in a structured format as the
chart type was not specified. Let's be more specific. Let's go to the C. Notice
in the create area, they list c chart
as part of that. So I think we've displayed how we can use to
understand prompts, correctly, but let's
try this chart again. Create a bar charts of the
country's top five GDPs. Thing, finishing up. All right. And it doesn't do that. Let's highlight it. Can you create a
pivot table based on the in this document? S. I've had previous experience and frustrations to this where you have these ideas and
things that you would think the co Pi would
be able to do in Excel. But I think these are
some of the shortcomings here just doesn't have
the ability to do that. The first reply to my prop is it analyzed the data and
this is what it found, and I have this ability
to add it to the sheet. It's not really a table.
This is just let's say sort. It's created another
sheet and I have the ability to sort it,
but it's not a chart. The chart is easy enough to do. I can just highlight
this data and I can insert a chart
and there we go. But it would be nice if the co pilots does have more flexibility.
It's more accessible. But yeah, I think you've seen how we can use the
understand feature. In a future lesson, perhaps when co pilot
is more developed, I'll do another follow up
on co pilot for Excel.
6. Copilot for Powerpoint: All right, welcome.
My name is Greg Hong. And we're going to
be walking through Microsoft PowerPoint using
the power of co pilots. So C Pilot is the
new AI assistant, and we have PowerPoint ready to demonstrate it to
you. Let's get started. Okay. We have Microsoft
Co Pilot behind me. If you have the
co pilot feature, you'll see it on
the top right here. It's this little ribbon here. Co pilot can function
as standalone, so it's something you
can access on the side. I'll just show you
once we click it. You've got a co pilot here, you can ask any
question about it. It's connected to the Internet, or you can ask it existing questions of
your PowerPoint slide. I'm going to
demonstrate how I can create a presentation and then we'll see how we can
manipulate it to unlock. Right now, saying,
ask me anything. I'm going to ask it to Crady presentation about
the history of golf. Not gold, golf. I'm going to submit it. So it's working researching, generating a slide on
the history of golf. Hopefully, it creates
something amazing. I don't know what
it's doing here. But, it's looking
into the Internet, looking at its training.
And here we go. W. We have We have a
six slide presentation, and we also have speaking notes. It's created images to
create something like this would take at least 15
minutes, if not longer. Yeah, it's got the
origins of golf. The history, St.
Andrews is considered the home of golf, Scotland. It became an Olympic
sports in 1,900. Tiger Woods, one of the greatest
players. Pretty amazing. Based on the content
in the presentation, I'm going to ask some questions with Co Pilot on the side. Who is one of the greatest
golf players of all time? You can type it as well. I just it's quicker just
to use the microphone. Yeah. I said Tiger
Witz is one of the greatest players
of all time. Okay. Another popular prompt
for a presentation or any document is just to
ask you to summarize. This time I'm going
to it. Summarize. Is going to look at everything and give you a nice summary. So it's captured the main ideas here with clickable footnotes. So you can actually click in to the footnote and it'll
take you right to the slide. So how is that? I think
that's pretty good, right? If you're not sure
what else you can do. There's this icon here in
the prompt of co pilot. It's called view prompt. It's got creation prompts, where you can get an idea of
what you can actually do. You can create a presentation,
you can add a slide. If you go back, select the edit, you can add an image. You can do ask. You can click view More prompts. Let's just see if
we can add a slide. Can you add a slide about the greatest golf
courses in the world? This may or may not work. But just giving you some
ideas of how you can leverage the power of PowerPoints
with co pilot? Nice. It actually
worked and has created a new slide on the
greatest golf courses, Pebble Beach in California
USA, St. Andrew, Scotland, one of the oldest Augusta
National in Georgia, USA. Yeah. We've seen how we can
create a new presentation, how we can summarize it, how we can add a slide. Now, one more thing
I want to show you is how to use the designer. If we click the designer, it's going to give us
some other layout ideas. If I click that, it's going
to change the design. Let's see if we can
add the layout. Can you apply the layout in slide five to the
entire presentation? Thinking, looking things over. I respondent,
Here's a suggestion on how to structure deck. Group the slides
in the sections. And it has applied the layout from slide five
to the entire presentation, and it added additional slides. An agenda, golf in
the modern era. Let's actually look at
let's go to view mode and see the presentation in
view mode. How about that? Nice. Is even as a
video animation. History and agenda,
history and evolution. 19th century golf
greatest golf courses, golf in the Monera conclusion. Amazing. We've done that just
in the span of 10 minutes. The most important thing,
you want to definitely save this and you can export
this as a slide. But I think I've given
you some ideas of how you can the co pilots in PowerPoint, so very powerful stuff. This should be able to get you started using co
pilot on PowerPoint.
7. Copilot Summary: All right, everyone. We've
come to the end of the course. I hope you enjoyed
this introduction to Microsoft Co pilot for 365 apps. We've covered what copilot is, the standalone app, the
standalone Pro App, and how it integrates with our core Microsoft
apps in outlook, Word Excel PowerPoints, and we showed some applications of how we can use them
in specific apps. While we weren't able to demonstrate co pilot
in Microsoft Teams, I did share my experience of the most useful use case
of co pilot for teams. If you do record your meetings and provide transcriptions, it can provide really
useful summaries. And we went over some of
the popular prompts in Microsoft Word Outlook,
and PowerPoint. We even generated whole
new presentations using co pilot in PowerPoint. Well, I think co
pilot is really cool. Still is under development, and it's not perfect. I highly recommend you
double check the results. I will say that copilot has the ability to actually scan
within your enterprise. So instead of just using the
Internet and its train data, it can actually scan within your company's enterprise
depending on the licensing. So if you do do that, double check the data
that it creates, especially if it's going through
your internal documents, just fact check it before you
share it with management. It's an important presentation. But we did see for creating some basic presentations
like the history of golf. I can definitely do that. We have the ability to adjust
the slides, add new slides. We can ask questions
of the presentation. So PowerPoint was
actually one of the nice surprises for
how useful co pilot is. On the flip side,
Microsoft excel has some barriers to use
copilot effectively, and maybe that will change. Maybe it is me. This is a still new
and developing area. We saw for outlook. It's very useful for summarizing
e mails, for drafts, same similar things
for Microsoft Word for generating content on
the actual word body, you've always got the co
pilot assistant on the side. As a bonus, I introduce
you to Clip chap, which is the video creator and editor that's a part of
the Microsoft Suites. It does have some
AI capabilities, still very new at this stage. But I hope you
enjoyed this course and hope to see you
in the future if you enjoy my teaching
style and my course, hope to see you in the future for something more in depth. We'll see you later
and happy learning.
8. Bonus:Clipchamp : Hi, my name is Greg Kong. Welcome to a quick
tutorial on Clip champ, which is part of
Microsoft's Cloud Apps. What I'm going to demonstrate
today is how to create a video with AI
using my own media. You can also use Clip champ in your organization
to do quick trims, and the cool thing is
that it's Cloud based. If you do those trims, you don't have to
download trim, reload. It's a time saver. I'm going
to click Auto Compose. I'm going to find the video. And just going to
scroll to the video. I actually just
made one earlier. All right. Welcome, friends. This is Greg Hung
and on C pilots, so I'm going to select that. And call it Intro
to C pilots Pro, and we're going to
click Get Started. Okay. So it's choosing a style
for us urban and modern. Okay, I'm just going
to hit a thumbs up. Minimal. I'm just hitting a
thumbs up to everything here. Vintage, no, playful,
elegant, editorial, vibrant. Choose for me. Okay. So it's reviewing the media right now. Reviewing the media. O This is exciting because the Holy Grail is having AI
make a decent edit for you. And by decent, we want you know, it's nice to have titles, transitions, graphics,
music, to make it viewable by someone else. So let's see what it can do. Now, Clip Champ was
actually a startup company, I believe created in Australia, and it actually got purchased
or acquired by Microsoft. What is the history of Clip Champ before I got
acquired by Microsoft? Clip Champ. Okay? They had one of
the first software developed for video
compression and conversion? By 2016, Clip champ was
valued at 1.1 million. And the second version was
launched internationally, by 2018, I had 6.5
million users. Clip Champ set a
base in Seattle by 2020 achieving
Capital 13.2 million. And in 2021, Microsoft announced the
acquisition of Clip Cap. So it's fairly new stuff here. So it's integrated
as part of windows, and looks like we have
our finished video. How long should the video be? Just do it about a
minute portrait. Th on coal pilot for 365. Let's put this prompt here, let's see. Can't see anything. Make it landscape. T
on coal pilot for 365. F Let's put this prompt see. That didn't work out too well
because it can't read it. Music. Just get going
edit in timeline. So we have the option to
put this into a timeline. So hopefully I can just
reverse things 36. Let's just remove the music.
It's totally over power. Let's put this prompt. Let's see if I can reverse I can make adjustments
to the video here. Okay. Here we go.
Flip. Flip Hal. There we go. D $540. Let's put this prompt tears. Okay, so we have to do it again. Let's just see if we can do
this is only three clips. So flipal. Flips. There we go. Can you flip horizontal. There we go. Let's
increase the volume. Pile for 365. 40. Let's put this prompt here. So let's just see. Let's see if we can
create captions. That's definitely a nice
feature if they can do that. Detach audio. You have limited
options for the audio. Let's see how those
captions are doing. 12 seconds left. I put Canadian dollars, but probably because
I'm in Canada. So let's just see for 100
Canadian, you get 11,048. Looks like our caption
generation count is going up. Okay. So the captions
are generated. But, let's see. I'll see if it's going
to keep it on the video. This prompt here.
So let's just see. Doesn't look like it actually places the
captions on the video. That's ale bit disappointing. Let's put this prompt,
let's just see. We can download the captions. Alright, let's try and export
this just as a ten ADP. And yeah, we'll just save it. All right, so that's our
first it with the help of AI. I mean, AI didn't really
do a whole bunch. It kind of got the
first draft started, and then I needed to
make some adjustments. So I'll give it an average. And now we have this option
to save to T computer, which I will do and we have the option to save
clip chap as a desktop. But, yeah. That's our first
edit with Clip champ. I guess if you don't
have premier P or final cup P. This
is an option for you. And this is fairly new
because Windows hasn't really had a good video editor as
far as I know for Windows. But I'm actually using this on a MAC hint thing on
C Pilot for three. Here's the dit. 40. Let's
put this prompt here. So let's just see
cause I'm in Canada, so 11,040 int pair. Very interesting that
I can't do this. For the past year, but it's actually strengthening a little. All right, so that is
just a 1 minute edit, and, you know, I made
some mistakes there. But I can see this
has potential. And I'll certainly play
around with it again. And maybe I'll do another clip chat video. See you later. Bye.
9. Copilot agent intro: Hi, this is Greg Care. I'm going to give
you an introduction to copilot Studio
and the agents. So agents are a hyped up term right now at the
beginning of 2025. But what I'm going to
do is help you set up your customized
copilot AI chat and show you how to instruct
it or teach it, or should I say,
feed it knowledge. So let's get started. And there's a lot more
you can do with this, but this is just
a basic overview. So you need access. You need a work account to access this. You can't use a personal email. So I've used my work email. I actually have my own
business email with Go Daddy. So this is one of the advantages because they integrate
well with Microsoft 365, and I'm using a MAC, by the way. Alright, so I'm on Co
Pilot Studio Home. There's a number of ways
you can get started. You can even just ask the
Asian what you wanted to do. Down here, there
are some templates. So I'm going to go ahead and
click into the website Q&A. So the website Q&A is just going to answer some
common questions from your website and you
can see it already has, like, one website here. I'm just going to click Create, and then I'm going to
start customizing. All right. So before you can
use your agent, you need to give
it some knowledge. So that's the most
important thing. I mean, you can customize it.
I'll just give it a name. I'll make this a cryptocurrency. We'll just make it a
video production one. Alright. I'm not sure if I've
got an icon ready. I'm just gonna skip this part. I don't have a file that is, um, 30 kilobits or less. But I'm gonna feed
it my website. So let's just go to it. Alright, so I'm going
to copy the URL. Go to add knowledge. So the radio button, allow the AI to use its own general knowledge
check by default. So over here, I'm going
to select public website. But if you're in a Microsoft
corporate environment, you can use SharePoint sites
as well as the Dataverse, which is basically it's a term
for a number of databases. So I'm just going to click confirm because I own the site. All right. So you can add actions
and triggers to this. I'm just going to leave that. If you click on the knowledge, the knowledge area, you can see the different
sites that I have. Okay, I'm just going
to go to overview. I'm gonna turn on Genera VI. If it'll let me. Yep. Alright, so let's
test the agent. What kind of stock
footage do you have? Yeah. Alright, so now it's going to go to
this activity map, and you can see where it's
looking for this information. So it's searching my site. It's searching the
Microsoft site, and it doesn't quite find this. Tell me more about Tell me more about Final Cop
Pro, video editing software. O. All right, so I can see that it's got some
references here, and I can actually
click onto it. And this is my website. So I can see that it's working. How to use my Panasonic
GSIx as a web cam. So that's my camera, and this is one of the blog articles
I have on my site. Okay. So it's actually giving
some good answers here. I'm just clicking
on the reference to see where it's
getting that from. And yeah, it's getting
it from my site. So let's try one more. Do you have a digital
nomad resource? God, Okay. So this actually didn't find
an answer from my site. So it's provided a general
answer. Let's try again. Do you license Thailand
stock footage? So I'm pretty sure I've got
a lot of articles on that. So this should come up with
a very good specific answer. Yes, we offer thousands of Thailand stock footage clips
from locations like Bangkok. Okay, let's click on the Link. Nice. I can see it searching the website
and doing a good job. So I have a couple
of options here. I can export this agent.
I can share this. So if I was an
internal environment, corporate internal
environment, I could actually just enter
their email here. I'm not sure if this will work. Because I do have
two email addresses, and I can just set
the permissions here. Click Share. And if you have Microsoft Teams, you can actually embed this chat as another into
your Microsoft Teams, kind of like a GBT
within your Teams chat. I don't have teams
installed right here, but I'll show you
the channel's part once I've published it. So I'm going to go ahead
and publish this agent. Okay. Okay. Agents published.
So that other user in my company will get an email and they
can edit this agent. But to actually publish this, you have a number of channels that you could distribute this. And I'll just show you
briefly what's possible. So Microsoft Teams, I mentioned, You need Microsoft
teams to do this. So it would turn on teams, but because I don't actually
have teams installed, I won't be able to access it. What you can do is
you can actually copy this link and just paste it to someone in
your Microsoft Teams chat. You've also got email. Setting the agent up on other channels other than Microsoft Apps is a
bit more technical. So I'd actually need to go to setting Security
authentication and change
authentication settings and then enter in
the token endpoint. Same goes for, let's
just say you're doing it on a demo website. So there you go. That's an introduction to Microsoft's copilot
studio Agent, just for creating a
simple website chat.
10. Integration the Co-pilot Agent on a Custom Website: Okay, in this video, I'm going to show you
how to integrate your co pilots chat agent onto
your custom website. So I already have a co
pilot agent trained up, and as you can see from
the knowledge here, this is my external website. So to integrate it, you need to adjust the authentication. So I went into settings, went to security, and
clicked into authentication, and I select no authentication. I then went to publishing. I selected custom website. And then I copied
this HTML here. So in this demo, I'm going
to use WIC for my website. So I just created a
sample blog posts, and I'll just edit this post
to show you I simply just created an HTML area by clicking every website
Builder is different, but for WIC, you can just add an HTML code area like this. And I clicked Edit HTML, paste the code in there. And that is basically it. So I can adjust
the border a bit, make this a little bit higher. And, let's preview it. Takes a little while to load. Is Open AI Sra ready to
replace stock footage? So interesting because
I've embedded it twice. You can see it's creating
two different chats. So it came up with an
answer, so it's working. And yeah, that is it. Some other things
you could do later on is to go back to your agent. You go to Analytics. And there's not
enough data here, but you can just see
if it's being used, how often it's being used. So that's how we implement the copilot agents on
an external website.
Greg Hung, Travel Videographer
