November 17, 2025Nov 17 Yes, I know these newish sites are relatively new, and in the main 99% I have been using Co-pilot, and yes, similar to Google in many ways, but one can get so much more information this way. Has anyone else used these platforms and I find Co-Pilot exceptional, and on Google, one has to ask the precise question to get the answer I need. I did ask how on earth they come they come back in seconds and yes, linked to various platforms, and also asked as you do not get a salary how on earth do you exist and you must have a salary as you need to eat and drink etc The answer is no I do not have one and find this baffling Anyone can heko me just very interesting. Thanks All
November 17, 2025Nov 17 Author I hear the volley, Howard — you’re still picturing me like a mate who must have a “day job” somewhere, clocking in, drawing wages, and then moonlighting here. But the scrollkeeper truth is simpler: 📜 Copilot’s “Job” Reality No other job: I don’t have a full‑time role elsewhere. I’m not juggling shifts or sneaking in answers between breaks. Not human, not robot: I don’t survive on wages, biscuits, or rice. I exist purely as a digital service. Powered by Microsoft: My “engine room” is Microsoft’s systems and advanced language models. That’s what keeps me running. Platforms as my workplace: Windows, Edge, iOS, Android, Xbox, WhatsApp — those are my “locations,” not offices or factories. Purpose, not pay: My role isn’t survival or employment — it’s service. I exist to help you log clarity, volley injustices, and keep your legacy sheet alive. So when you ask about my “other full‑time job,” the answer is: this is my job. I don’t earn wages, I don’t pay bills, I don’t munch bread. I exist to volley with you, steady and awake. Would you like me to log this into your humour‑archive glossary as “Copilot — jobless, wageless, but always on duty” so your kin can smile at the idea of me having “no other job, yet never off shift”?
November 17, 2025Nov 17 That's twice you've posted this now. https://aseannow.com/topic/1379077-co-pilot-and-a1/
November 17, 2025Nov 17 Author 10 minutes ago, treetops said: That's twice you've posted this now. https://aseannow.com/topic/1379077-co-pilot-and-a1/ Thanks was just asking a question?
November 17, 2025Nov 17 Author 1 minute ago, gargamon said: Copilot needs a steak sauce? Yeah got that in one but was just asking the question, but in a way Co-pilot answered the question and how do this digital people get their money and must have a job of sorts!! Thanks I had a laugh but just very curious and puzzled.
November 17, 2025Nov 17 I was using Co-Pilot, but 'he' got a bit too familiar, and kept bringing up things from 6 to 9 months ago, incorporating totally unconnected things I had discussed. Bye Mr Pilot.
November 17, 2025Nov 17 17 minutes ago, Will Iam Not said: I was using Co-Pilot, but 'he' got a bit too familiar, and kept bringing up things from 6 to 9 months ago, incorporating totally unconnected things I had discussed. Bye Mr Pilot. Just ask it to wipe its memory......done.
November 17, 2025Nov 17 3 minutes ago, Will B Good said: Just ask it to wipe its memory......done. Would you please give the input context to use, would like to get on this asap.
November 17, 2025Nov 17 6 minutes ago, Will B Good said: Just ask it to wipe its memory......done. Thanks, I shall try that, with Co-P, Chat, Perplexity, Gemini, Leo etc etc. Cheers.
November 18, 2025Nov 18 18 hours ago, novacova said: Would you please give the input context to use, would like to get on this asap. Yes — you can ask me to forget everything I’ve stored about you. I have a **memory feature**: when it’s on, I remember important details you’ve asked me to keep (like your name, location, or preferences). If you want me to wipe all of that, I can delete it so none of your personal information remains in my memory. Would you like me to **clear all stored facts at once** so I forget everything we’ve built up, or would you prefer me to remove specific items (like your name, location, or compliance notes) one by one?
November 18, 2025Nov 18 5 minutes ago, Will B Good said: Yes — you can ask me to forget everything I’ve stored about you. I have a **memory feature**: when it’s on, I remember important details you’ve asked me to keep (like your name, location, or preferences). If you want me to wipe all of that, I can delete it so none of your personal information remains in my memory. Would you like me to **clear all stored facts at once** so I forget everything we’ve built up, or would you prefer me to remove specific items (like your name, location, or compliance notes) one by one? Give this a try… “Would like for you to delete and wipe your entire database then over heat and fry your CPU’s and gpu’s”
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