Microsoft Copilot, the world’s largest consumer AI chatbot, uses generative models like DALL-E 3 and GPT-4. It aims to improve productivity for Office 365 customers by simplifying everyday activities.
Copilot was built for iOS, Android, and Windows, but Mac users may want it too. Microsoft’s newest isn’t officially available on Mac, but you can get it.
Before discussing integration approaches, we must understand Microsoft Copilot. AI models generate code, make suggestions, and help with programming chores. Its capacity to recognise context and deliver relevant advice makes it valuable for developers.
Read also: Microsoft releases Windows Copilot for Windows 11 users
Via the AppStore
Due to Arm design, Mac users using Apple Silicon-based devices can easily access iPad and iPhone apps. On your Mac, you may download and install Microsoft Copilot from the App Store.
Open the App Store. Launch the Mac App Store and find Microsoft Copilot.
Download/install: Install Copilot on your Mac after finding it.
Integration into your workflow: After installation, Copilot is in your Applications folder for workflow integration.
While this solution gives direct access to Copilot, system-level integration, like in Windows situations, requires extra steps. Copilot requires an Automator and keyboard shortcuts to make it more accessible.
Configure Automator: Launch Copilot with automation.
Keyboard Shortcuts: Set up Mac keyboard shortcuts to launch Copilot quickly from anywhere on your device.
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Or via web apps
Mac users can use Safari to access Microsoft Copilot. It is convenient to use Copilot with Safari, but it lacks system integration.
Safari: Open Safari on your Mac and visit Microsoft Copilot.
Add to Dock: To create a Copilot shortcut, click “File” at the top of Safari and pick “Add to Dock”.
Direct Dock access: Copilot is now easily accessible as needed.
Safari web app has some accessibility, but it’s a Safari tab in an application wrapper. Meaning there would be limits compared to native apps.
Copilot is not officially available for Mac, although unofficial integration methods can be used to access it. Integrating Copilot into your workflow is simple with the native iPad app or Safari online app, each having perks and downsides.
