Copilot
All Owls have access to the Microsoft Copilot chatbot. To ensure data security, use Copilot while signed in using your KSU credentials, and NEVER share sensitive information such as social security numbers or bank account information.
Remember: It's crucial to protect sensitive information when using generative AI.
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How to Access Copilot Securely
- Navigate to copilot.microsoft.com and use the button on the top-right to sign in using your KSU credentials. This keeps your information secure.
- Note the Enterprise Data Protection icon in the top-right, which indicates that you are now using data protection. Begin interacting with Copilot by typing into the chat box.
Please note that as of October 2024, your prompts and Copilot's output will be saved and you can view them in the right sidebar.
Detailed instructions on accessing Copilot through the Copilot website, Bing, or Edge
Copilot Workshops
Tuesday, Oct. 22, 10–11 a.m.
Thursday, Nov. 7, 2–3 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 20, 10–11 a.m.
Join us to delve into the exciting world of Microsoft Copilot, a powerful AI chatbot that can generate text, images, and summaries. Learn best practices for using Copilot securely to protect your data as you ask it to answer questions, generate creative content, and even proofread your writing. Whether you’re looking to write a compelling story, create a unique image, or simply make your day-to-day tasks easier, this workshop will help you master AI at KSU!
Copilot FAQ
Below are answers to common questions about Copilot. Have an additional question or concern? UITS is here for you! Check out the IT Knowledge Base or contact the KSU IT Service Desk.
- For whom at KSU is copilot.microsoft.com with data protection available?
- Copilot.microsoft.com with data protection is available for all KSU students, faculty, and staff.
- Is content generated by Copilot automatically saved so I can find it later?
- Yes, as of October 2024, your chats will be saved and you can view them in the right sidebar.
- How does Copilot differ from ChatGPT?
- Microsoft Copilot connects to ChatGPT, which is a natural language processing technology developed by OpenAI. The advantage of using Copilot with your KSU credentials is that your data will be protected by excluding it from the data training sets used to train AIs.
- Does Copilot share advertisements in the chat?
- Yes. Depending on your current search, you might see an advertisement. It will be indicated by a icon with the word “Ads.” You can click on the little “i” next to it to learn about the advertiser. If you don’t want to see personalized ads, click on Ad settings and turn them off. (You might still see personalized ads if companies other than Microsoft have collected data about you.)
- What browsers can I use to access Copilot?
- You can access Copilot using Microsoft Edge (where Copilot is already integrated) as well as other major browsers like Chrome and Firefox. Detailed instructions on accessing Copilot
- I have a question about using AI for instructional use. Whom should I ask?
- For guidance on instructional uses of AI at KSU, submit a Digital Learning Innovations service ticket.
- Does Copilot have character limits?
- Yes: The character limit for prompts and instructions given to Copilot is 8,000 characters;
the character limit for text responses from Copilot is also 8,000 characters.
- Yes: The character limit for prompts and instructions given to Copilot is 8,000 characters;
the character limit for text responses from Copilot is also 8,000 characters.
- How reliable is Copilot-generated content?
- Content generated by Copilot may contain errors and should be reviewed carefully to
ensure accuracy.
- Content generated by Copilot may contain errors and should be reviewed carefully to
ensure accuracy.
- How many images can be generated by Copilot daily?
- Each individual at KSU can generate up to 15 images per day for free using Copilot.
