Key Components of Co-Pilot

Question 1

What does LLM stand for?

Answer 1

Large Language Model!

Question 2

What does a large language model do?

Answer 2

It is an artificial intelligence model that specialises in understanding and generating human like text!

“Large” signifies the number of parameters they encompass and the vast data its trained on.

Question 3

What does NLP stand for?

Answer 3

Stands for Natural Language Processing

This is the tech behind Copilot’s ability to read, comprehend and generate text similar to how humans would.

Question 4

What does Tokenization in NLP do?

A. Helps understand the underlying meaning or context
B. Assesses the mood or emotion behind a text
C. Breaks down text into smaller chunks, like words or phrases
D. Aids in multilingual tasks

Answer 4

C. Breaks down text into smaller chunks, like words or phrases

Question 5

What is the role of Large Language Models (LLMs) in Natural Language Processing?

A. They are used for language translation
B. They are AI systems trained on massive amounts of text data to analyze language and generate human-like text
C. They are used for tokenization
D. They are used for sentiment analysis

Answer 5

B. They are AI systems trained on massive amounts of text data to analyze language and generate human-like text

Question 6

What is the overall goal of Natural Language Processing (NLP)?

A. Give computers abilities like understanding human language, summarizing text, answering questions, and generating written responses
B. To train AI systems on massive amounts of text data
C. To break down text into smaller chunks
D. Assessment of the mood or emotion behind a text

Answer 6

A. To give computers abilities like understanding human language, summarizing text, answering questions, and generating written responses

Question 7

What is semantic analysis?

Answer 7

Helps Co-Pilot to understand the underlying meaning or context.

Question 8

Describe Sentiment analysis

Answer 8

Assess the mood or emotion behind a text. To understand the users intent in an accurate fashion.

Question 9

What is Language translation?

Answer 9

A multilingual tool that allows co-pilot to assist users in different languages.

Question 10

What are the names of the 4 main components that help NLP work?

Answer 10

1. Tokenization
2. Semantic Analysis
3. Sentiment Analysis
4. Language Translation

Question 11

How do Microsoft 365 Apps work with Co-pilot?

Answer 11

Helps users within the context of their work to suggest ideas, editing of documents or help with comprehension.

Users must be assigned Microsoft 365 E3 or E5 for Enterprise or Microsoft 365 Business Standard or Business Premium as base licenses to get Microsoft 365 Copilot as an add-on.

Question 12

What does the Microsoft 365 Chat enable Copilot users to do?

A. Make use of cross-app intelligence
B. Automate content processing
C. Bind all Microsoft 365 services and data together
D. Extract key information from documents and emails

Answer 12

A. Make use of cross app intelligence

The chat interface allows copilot to understand user intent and provide ongoing conversational dialogue

Chat surfaces info and insights from a users orgs data.

Prompts are grounded in the LLM and contextualised with users business data and apps.

Question 13

What does the conversational Chat interface allow Copilot to do?

A. Synthesize and search content from multiple sources
B. Automate content processing and data categorization
C. Understand user intent and provide ongoing dialogue
D. Bring more context from user signals into the prompt

Answer 13

C. Understand user intent and provide ongoing dialogue

Question 14

What is Microsoft Syntex?

A. An optional add-on AI service that Microsoft 365 Copilot can utilize
B. A feature that provides users with a simpler way to work with multiple apps
C. The connective tissue that binds all your Microsoft 365 services and data together
D. A content understanding, processing and compliance service.

Answer 14

D. A content understanding, processing and compliance service.

Compliance is key! Copilot takes into account 365 user permissions, data security and compliance policies.

Which means you only get responses based on info your allowed to access.

This service leverages intelligent document processing, content artificial intelligence and advanced machine learning to organise and classify documents in your SharePoint libraries, Teams, OneDrive or Exchange

Question 15

What is Microsoft Graft?

A. A charting library for visualizing data in Microsoft Excel
B. A gateway to data and intelligence in Microsoft 365, Windows, and Enterprise Mobility + Security
C. A graph database provided by Microsoft
D. A new programming language developed by Microsoft

Answer 15

B. A gateway to data and intelligence in Microsoft 365, Windows, and Enterprise Mobility + Security.

(i’d rather it be gateway to a world where I understand this better)

The Msft Graph API adds more context from user signals into the prompt, this could be info from Outlook, OneDrive, SharePoint, or Teams.

Question 16

What can you use Microsoft Graph for?

A. To access a tremendous amount of data in Microsoft 365, Windows, and Enterprise Mobility + Security
B. To create stunning visualizations in Power BI
C. To manage databases in Azure
D. To develop mobile applications for iOS and Android

Answer 16

A. To access a tremendous amount of data in Microsoft 365, Windows, and Enterprise Mobility + Security (Duh)

Graph brings together information from most Microsoft services so you don’t have to switch between apps, enabling Copilot to effectively source what info you need.

Example: While using word to make changes in a doc, implement Copilot to propose edits to a internal document with contextual business information.

Question 17

In the context of Microsoft Co-Pilot;

What is the Semantic Index?

Answer 17

A feature of M365 that enhances your interactions (prompts) with personal and organizational data.

Information that is returned is sourced from all available data within your organization

Question 18

What does Microsoft Graph (MG) do for users?

A. Allows you to access and manipulate user resources directly
B. Derives insights and analytics from data to provide an intelligent experience
C. Used to build apps, enabling developers to extend Microsoft 365 experiences
D. Respects security and policy, returning users queries with the security context of the user.
E. All of the above?

Answer 18

Definitely all of the above.

MG provides API’s to read and update resources such a users, groups, mail, etc, all coming from the AAD, Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive, One Note & Planner.

Intelligent experiences - E.g. Providing a list of relevant people around a user based on business relationships.

MG enables developers to create scenarios around a user or group by easy navigation of entities and relationships across different services exposed on a single Microsoft Graph REST endpoint.

Security and Compliance - Only content that a user has access to is returned.

Question 19

In lamens terms

What does Microsoft Graph actually do?

Answer 19

Microsoft Graph is like a bridge that connects different Microsoft services like Office 365, Windows 10, and more.

It lets you access and change data, like user information, emails, calendar events, and files.

It can also find patterns and insights in the data, like figuring out who you work with often.

Developers can use it to make their own apps smarter, by letting them tap into these insights and data.

And don’t worry, it’s safe and secure. It only shows data that you’re allowed to see.

Question 20

What is a Microsoft Graph REST Endpoint?

Answer 20

This is a specific URL where your apps can send requests to interact with data on MG.

Endpoint: This is like a door that your application knocks on to access Microsoft Graph. It’s a specific URL that your application sends requests to.

REST: This stands for Representational State Transfer. It’s a style of software architecture that defines certain rules for creating web services.

Microsoft Graph: This is a service from Microsoft that provides a unified programmability model and access to data in Microsoft 365, Windows 10, and Enterprise Mobility + Security.