Microsoft, OpenAI and Copilot

Microsoft Copilot just gave you ChatGPT’s second best reasoning model for free, but there are some limitations
Initial reports suggested that access to the o1 reasoning model in Copilot was unlimited, but this has proved to be false, with several users coming up against usage limits. In response Microsoft then upped the usage limit, with the Copilot account on X yesterday announcing: “Think Deeper limits for free and Pro subscribers have been expanded!”
You begged Microsoft to be reasonable. Instead it made Copilot reasoning-able with OpenAI GPT-o1 'for free'
Magical' upgrade coincidentally follows M365 price hike Microsoft has made Think Deeper, OpenAI's GPT-o1 reasoning model, "free and available for all users of Copilot."… This is just two weeks after increasing the cost of Copilot-infused Microsoft 365 by $3 per month and the release of DeepSeek R1,
Microsoft makes OpenAI’s o1 reasoning model free for all Copilot users
Microsoft is bringing OpenAI’s o1 reasoning model to all Copilot users this week. You won’t need to subscribe to a $20 monthly Copilot Pro or ChatGPT Plus plan to get it either, as Microsoft is making it free for all users of Copilot.
Copilot users can now use OpenAI's o1 without paying a dime
For example, Copilot (then called Bing AI) gained early access to GPT-4. Now, Microsoft allows Copilot users to access OpenAI’s o1 reasoning model for free. This is a pretty new model, only hitting the market last month.
Microsoft is forming a new unit to study AI’s impacts
Microsoft says that it's creating a new unit to will help it understand the implications of AI the company hopes to build.
Microsoft’s latest AI feature may just stop working. Here’s why
Microsoft's plan to bring OpenAI's o1 AI model to Copilot isn't as generous as we thought. There are secret limitations, ones ...
I put GitHub Copilot's AI to the test - and it just might be terrible at writing code
Here, too, GitHub Copilot succeeded where Microsoft Copilot failed. The challenge here is that I'm testing the AI's ability ...
Microsoft is killing this popular Word feature and replacing it with AI
Microsoft is trying to make users use Copilot more by removing a popular and helpful dictionary feature in Microsoft Word.
Copilot AI comes to Microsoft 365 plans: Everything you need to know
To check how many credits you have left, you can click the little menu icon in the Copilot sidebar in an Office app and then ...
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Don't Want to Pay for Copilot AI? Switch to Microsoft 365 Classic
A standard subscription to Microsoft 365 includes Copilot for an additional $3 per month. Here’s how to get a cheaper Classic ...
"Truly magical" ChatGPT feature comes to Microsoft Copilot — and it's completely free
On Thursday, Microsoft made one of ChatGPT's most impressive features free for all, releasing a new "Think Deeper" mode for ...
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Microsoft Copilot’s ‘Think Deeper’ Is Now Free
Microsoft’s Copilot chatbot is rolling out the ‘Think Deeper’ feature to all users, including free accounts. It allows ...
I replaced CoPilot AI with DeepSeek and it's great, if not overhyped
Fed up with CoPilot's chatty style, I wanted to see if the new DeepSeek R1 AI would be a better assistant, here's what I ...
ChatGPT’s advanced AI costs $200/mo. Now it’s free for Windows users
Microsoft is making waves in the AI space, giving Windows users free access to OpenAI's o1 model, while OpenAI charges up to ...
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Copilot’s ‘Think Deeper’ Unlocks Free AI Power
Discover how Copilot’s ‘Think Deeper’ feature enhances AI capabilities, offering free, powerful insights for users ...