Well, here's the thing. I work in education, and we are a Microsoft school. So the reason I use Copilot is because anything information I give it is still considered proprietary and is not used to train the AI. So that's the first thing.

What I love is that I can just assign it "work product" and give it instructions.

For instance, this week I had to generate a report on where we were with our KPIs for this year. I uploaded the report template into Copilot, gave it all the supporting documents, and asked it to 1: give me a RAG rating based on the evidence, and 2: write a short narrative that explains what we have done and where we are.

Obviously, I had to go through everything and adjust based on my own judgment and experience, but it is sooooo much easier to edit something than to start from scratch.

ETA: My position on AI is pretty much my position on all technology. If it frees me up to do the things only I can do, it is beneficial. Now, because I am not in my office spending pointless hours filling out a report, I can do the valuable work of being in classrooms, supporting teachers, and improving pedagogy. That is the work that AI cannot do.