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While there was initial fear of AI taking over regular employee tasks, people are finding new ways that AI in the workplace can be a tool to help make day to day tasks more efficient, freeing you up to reach further. However, due to the nature of our business and those of our clients, using open-source AI tools for business needs is a risk we cannot afford to take. What if it retains our confidential company information, stores the answers, and reuses them for someone else later?

Did you know Taylor has its own instance of OpenAI that is completely secured and safe to use for business purposes? Meet Microsoft Copilot, a searchable AI-powered tool with additional functionality beyond ChatGPT’s capabilities.

The possibilities for how to leverage this tool are work are limitless, but check out some ways your coworkers have been using AI to lighten their load:

• Email Management: Draft responses, summarize long email threads, create your OOO messages, etc.
• Content Creation: Write a training manual, write a meeting recap with clear takeaways, write code, write a resource request with supporting factors, create event or meeting schedules, write social media content, ask for solutions to a problem, create visual representations of your data, create speaker’s notes for presentations based on a deck, create implementation timelines
• Content Review: Review written content to change personalization, tone, or length, all while keeping critical points; change audience or writer’s perspectives; data analysis in Excel, PPT, or Word