Microsoft is enhancing Copilot with comprehensive memory management capabilities and introducing Google Drive as a connector, similar to the functionalities offered by ChatGPT.
While Microsoft Copilot may not enjoy the same level of popularity as ChatGPT, it remains a robust tool for many everyday applications, particularly for users seeking a more personalized AI experience. However, the service can only feel truly individualized if it retains and recalls user-specific information.
Recent evaluations by Windows Latest reveal the introduction of a new “Manage memory”toggle in the profile tab. This toggle can be found either in the upper right corner or lower left of the interface, depending on the account’s A/B testing outcomes.
Currently, users don’t have full control over Copilot’s memory capabilities. Although you can direct Copilot to remember certain details by using the phrase “remember this, ”there’s no visibility into what memories are stored. However, users can manage their data by visiting the Privacy section, where they can delete all memories if desired.
Windows Latest has spotted indications that a more advanced memory management page, akin to that of ChatGPT, is in development. With this upcoming feature, users will have the ability to add, edit, and delete memories conveniently.
Google Drive Integration in Copilot
To initiate the integration process, simply navigate to the profile tab within Copilot and select the Connectors option.
For most users, accessing the “Connected apps”functionality will present a screen designed to facilitate connections, a feature that builds upon ChatGPT’s Connectors. This allows users to link various third-party applications and services, enhancing the AI’s capability to read, write, and manipulate information.
At present, Microsoft has only implemented support for OneDrive, which isn’t universally available across all accounts. For instance, while users of the free version of Copilot can access OneDrive, many are still awaiting broader functionality.
Looking ahead, an upcoming update will introduce Google Drive activation. Once enabled, users will be able to instruct Copilot to access files or directories within Google Drive.
This means you can ask Copilot to search for documents within designated folders on Google Drive and fulfill requests such as generating summaries of these files or utilizing their content for in-depth research initiatives. Notably, Copilot grants users up to five free Deep Research sessions, and accessing Connectors will also be complimentary.
Insights from Windows Latest suggest that OneDrive and Google Drive are among the first to adopt the Connectors feature, with expectations of additional services joining this ecosystem shortly. However, it’s worth noting that some connectors may be restricted to users subscribed to the $20 per month Copilot tier.
These exciting features will soon be available across web platforms, Windows 11, and mobile devices.
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