With so many ways to build AI agents in Microsoft, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Should you use Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Studio, or build something fully custom with Azure AI? The answer depends on what you need the agent to do, how much control you want, and the skills available in your team. Start…
Navigating AI Agents in Microsoft: Choosing the Right Tool for the Job Microsoft offers several ways to build AI agents, and with so many options, it can be tricky to know where to start. Should you use Copilot Studio, the Agent Builder, or dive straight into Azure and code-first solutions? Let’s break it down so…
Everywhere you look, AI-powered Copilots are being integrated into the tools we use daily—Power Platform, Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, and beyond. They promise to boost productivity, automate repetitive tasks, and even generate content. But let’s be clear: Copilot is not magic. It won’t automatically replace critical thinking, business expertise, or well-designed processes. Instead, it’s a…
Elevate Your Presentations with Napkin.AI: The AI Tool You Need for Stunning Visuals As someone who frequently runs workshops and delivers presentations, I know the power of visuals. A well-designed diagram or concept image can make even the most complex ideas easier to grasp. But creating those visuals? That used to take hours. Enter Napkin.AI,…
AI Adoption Challenges: Overcoming Resistance and Building Trust with Copilot Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping how we work, collaborate, and innovate. Tools like Microsoft Copilot have made significant strides in automating workflows, analyzing data, and assisting with everyday tasks. Yet, despite its potential, AI adoption often meets resistance. Whether it’s concerns about job security, lack…
What is AGI, and Why It’s Not Real You’ve probably heard companies throwing around the term “AGI” or “Artificial General Intelligence.” It sounds impressive—like we’re on the verge of creating an AI that can do everything a human can do, maybe even better. But here’s the thing: AGI is more of a vague concept than…