Hi I have a quick question (hopefully) about Co-Pilot pro for business. 

One of my users was using the chat functionality in WEB to ask it some basic questions about excel functionality. 

The response that came back, at the end of the prompt, seemingly found, and suggested a document created by user’s in our tennant and hosted in SharePoint, it was able to understand the authors names too. 

This is a really cool feature, but my question is more around how or if, Co-Pilot is able to understand who has permissions to the document that it’s suggesting. For example, could an unsuspecting user bump into a prompt reply suggesting a document that they should not have access to, or is it smart enough to only suggest a document should the user, using co-pilot have access to it?

Can anyone comment on this? 

​Hi I have a quick question (hopefully) about Co-Pilot pro for business. One of my users was using the chat functionality in WEB to ask it some basic questions about excel functionality. The response that came back, at the end of the prompt, seemingly found, and suggested a document created by user’s in our tennant and hosted in SharePoint, it was able to understand the authors names too. This is a really cool feature, but my question is more around how or if, Co-Pilot is able to understand who has permissions to the document that it’s suggesting. For example, could an unsuspecting user bump into a prompt reply suggesting a document that they should not have access to, or is it smart enough to only suggest a document should the user, using co-pilot have access to it?Can anyone comment on this?   Read More

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