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Say Goodbye to Writer’s Block: Meet Draft with Copilot

Effortless writing in your Edge browser

Arthur Gaplanyan

Draft With Copilot

Imagine you’re in the middle of writing a crucial client email, and the words just aren’t flowing. You know exactly what you need to say, but the sentences are stuck in your head, refusing to make their way onto the page.

It’s like having all the ingredients for a great dish, but not being able to get them to come together in the right way. That’s where “Draft with Copilot” comes in—like a sous-chef in your kitchen, ready to assist you in whipping up a perfect document, quickly and efficiently.

What Is Draft with Copilot?

In the legal world, time is money. Every minute spent drafting emails or responding to client inquiries is time that could be better utilized on billable tasks or strategizing cases. However, legal writing isn’t always straightforward, especially when you’re under pressure to communicate complex ideas clearly and concisely. Whether you’re crafting a delicate client communication or just composing your next tweet, the process can often feel overwhelming.

“Draft with Copilot” is designed to ease this burden. Think of it as a smart, reliable assistant who’s there to help you overcome writer’s block, generate ideas, and polish your drafts to perfection. Just like having that extra set of hands in the kitchen, “Draft with Copilot” streamlines the drafting process, allowing you to focus on what you do best—providing top-notch legal services.

Put it to work

Draft with Copilot is made to be easy to use, and readily available in the Microsoft Edge browser.

As you navigate through Microsoft Edge, you’ll find that “Draft with Copilot” is at your service in email messages, comment sections, or social media platforms. Simply right click the empty text field and you’ll see a “Draft with Copilot” prompt you can select. You can also use the shortcut Alt+I to get Copilot writing for you.

Type in a subject and click generate and Copilot with quickly create some text for you.

Make sure to review the text, since AI content can be quirky at times. You want to make sure it really says what you want it to say, and also change it a bit to sound more natural and have your personality.

But getting the first draft automatically is a game changer and will speed up your writing.

Still in the Testing Phase

It’s important to note that “Draft with Copilot” is currently in the testing phase and only available in the beta version of Edge called Canary.

Microsoft is gathering feedback from early users to refine the feature before it’s rolled out to everyone.

So, while it’s not widely available just yet, it’s definitely something to keep on your radar, especially if you’re looking for ways to make your firm’s operations more efficient.

Considering the Copilot Subscription

Technically “Draft with Copilot” is nothing new. It’s been available in Outlook and other M365 apps for a while now, albeit with a paid Copilot subscription with a price tag of $20 pe month.

This service not only provides early access to features like “Draft with Copilot” but also includes a suite of other AI-driven tools that can significantly enhance your productivity.

For those who are eager to stay ahead of the curve, or want to embrace cutting-edge technology in your firm, then the Copilot subscription might be worth considering.

It’s particularly well-suited for those who want to leverage the full power of AI in their day-to-day operations—from drafting documents to managing communications and beyond.

As a glimpse, here’s 5 ways you can use Microsoft Copilot

Wrapping Up

As you continue to navigate the demands of running a law firm, tools like “Draft with Copilot” can provide the support you need to stay focused on what truly matters—delivering exceptional service to your clients.

Keep an eye out for its full release, and consider whether embracing AI might be the next step in your firm’s growth.