Microsoft CoPilot at UW
Unlock the Power of Microsoft CoPilot
Are you looking to streamline your academic or professional work? Microsoft CoPilot is now available to the UW community, offering powerful AI assistance for your daily tasks – with many features available at no cost.
Free Features for Everyone at UW
Whether you're a faculty member preparing lectures, a staff member handling administrative work, or a student managing coursework, Microsoft CoPilot offers valuable tools to enhance your productivity:
- Email Assistance: Craft professional emails and organize your correspondence effectively
- Language Translation: Break down language barriers in your international collaborations
- Writing Support: Get help drafting and refining essays, lab reports, proposals and research papers
- Lecture Summaries: Extract key points from lecture recordings and notes
- Study Resources: Receive personalized study recommendations and learning materials
- Creative Content: Generate creative writing pieces for academic or personal projects
How to Access Free Features
You can access Microsoft CoPilot through two convenient methods:
- Web Browser: Visit copilot.microsoft.com
- Mobile Device: Download the “Microsoft CoPilot” app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store
Premium Features for Faculty and Staff
Microsoft 365 CoPilot Subscription
UW faculty and staff can access advanced features through a paid subscription:
- Monthly cost: $30
- Purchase through UWIT: Access Request Form
Want to learn more about premium features?
- Explore capabilities: Microsoft CoPilot for Organizations
- Training opportunity: Introduction to Microsoft 365 CoPilot
Important Note
While AI tools like CoPilot can significantly enhance productivity, they should be used thoughtfully. Always verify AI-generated content against reliable sources and apply critical thinking in your work. Also, be careful sharing anything private or confidential, such as personally identifiable information (PII) and intellectual property, with any AI platform, especially free versions. Students should also consult their class syllabus for guidance on which AI technology is permitted in their courses.