what if a chat produced a spreadsheet as the answer, so you could instantly tweak numbers and see the result? pic.twitter.com/FNKz0kLH7L
— Geoffrey Litt (@geoffreylitt) March 29, 2023
interesting, i don't think i know enough about copilot 365 to follow -- I guess you're saying the chat window should live within Excel (rather than Excel-in-chat) and you can get the same result?
— Geoffrey Litt (@geoffreylitt) March 29, 2023
Geoffrey, I love this. Not the spreadsheet specifically but the general idea of an agent producing some live, inspectable, computable artifact that you can tweak and explore :)
— Pol (⨍) (@polbaladas) March 29, 2023
Dynamic Media! Computational clay! ❤️
I've enjoyed your blog posts on this topic, especially agree w/ this one: https://t.co/ecFUVb11eS
— Geoffrey Litt (@geoffreylitt) March 30, 2023
Don't trap me in a chat window Today's announcement video of Copilot for Microsoft Office shows a great integration of the chat experience in Excel. I'm really looking forward to what they do next. .
We actually built some version of this in our spreadsheet app...check out the demo here! https://t.co/40MRN0bhlf
— Jason Chan (@thejasonchan) March 29, 2023
"Write a Python script that generates an Excel sheet that ..."
— Jan Boon (@kaetemi) March 29, 2023
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