
Is Microsoft Copilot Actually Better Than ChatGPT? My Honest Answer (FAQs)
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Andrew Miles Davis answers three questions from recent training sessions, starting with one of the most common questions he receives from corporate teams issued Copilot licenses by their IT department: is it actually better than ChatGPT. His honest answer is that for the vast majority of practical use, the leading tools perform similarly once properly trained, and the real differentiator becomes personal preference and familiarity rather than raw capability. He then shares his current top three AI tools, splitting the answer between what he finds most useful and what he genuinely enjoys using, landing on ChatGPT for its voice feature, Whisper Flow for accessibility given his RSI, and a split between MidJourney and Magnific for video and image work. The episode closes with a lighter question about whether Andrew uses a timer to consistently hit the podcast's ten minute format, revealing his radio background as the reason he can naturally pace an episode without watching the clock. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for daily ten-minute episodes built around the questions real people are asking in training rooms right now.
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