Copilot Pro's GPT Builder bites the Microsoft Graveyard dust as the company 'prioritizes' refinement of core experiences

[Windows Central]

Microsoft recently announced its plan to remove the ability to create GPTs using Copilot Pro starting July 10, 2024.

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[joshcsmith13]

It would be helpful to know what "GPT" even stands for. I know, it's all the rage and Chat GPT has been all over the headlines for over a year, but how many of us actually know what GPT stands for, especially in this context? What is a GPT builder in CoPilot?? I don't need an in-depth explanation, but at least a "reminder" what we're talking about. (Our company just went through a trial run with CoPilot, and I'm wondering if this announcement will have any impact.)

 

[fdruid]

"Microsoft Graveyard" is not a thing, don't try to turn guilt away from Google by using it for MS too. Completely different.

 

[poglad]

"Microsoft Graveyard" is not a thing, don't try to turn guilt away from Google by using it for MS too. Completely different.

If it's not a thing then it should be. There are some Microsoft products that really need to be sent there.

 

[fdruid]

If it's not a thing then it should be. There are some Microsoft products that really need to be sent there.

Different companies, different thing. Google is the industry leader and has really no reason to shut most things down, especially things that work like Stadia.
Microsoft just has bad luck and the stuff they shut down is because it's not successful. Or like in this case, they deprecate things nobody uses. Which as in this particular case, are very very niche features.