Copilot vs Classic
Creator Studio experiences are significantly upgraded in Copilot compared to Classic (legacy). View differences for each workspace:
Paths
Copilot's generative framework brings reasoning to your Paths use cases. Your use cases receive the following benefits:
- Implicit slot detection
Classic
Classic bot needs to ask each question explicitly.
Copilot
Copilot auto can detect slots from previous utterances & ask explicitly when needed.
- Handle multiple actions
Classic
Classic bot presents multiple actions, user can only pick 1 at a time.
Copilot
Copilot can conduct multiple logical actions at once.
- Easy context switching
Classic
Classic bot requires stepping outside the use case to switch context.
Copilot
Copilot allows context switching between use cases & native skills. Users can pick up where they left of.
- Improved dialogs
Classic
Classic bot solely relies on the use case configuration to generate dialogs.
Copilot
Copilot generates dialogs on-the-fly. It uses in-chat context & knowledge of your organization to be more specific.
- Conversation reversibility
Classic
Once you answer a question, you need to restart the flow to modify it.
Copilot
Copilot allows switching responses to previous questions.
Queries
- Better Query filtering
Classic
Classic bot always presents the entire Query response verbatim.
Copilot
Copilot is able to apply basic filters to the Query response on-the-fly.
- Better Query summarization
Classic
Classic bot always presents the entire Query response.
Copilot
Copilot summarizes the relevant sections of a Query.
Copilot Implications
As you move to a more conversational, generative AI experience, you'll need to prepare for how plugins will behave differently:
- Plugin design: Copilot reasons using the names, descriptions & configuration of your plugin. This means high-quality & unique names for your plugin, slots, actions are important. Please review the best practices guide for building with Copilot.
- Limited context window: LLMs are subject to context window limitations, the maximum query response size that our platform can support is 8k tokens. For reference, 1 token = 4 characters, so for APIs, that’s typically going to be ~32k bytes (or 32kB) with ± 5% accuracy. If your query response exceeds 8k tokens, it will not work in Copilot.
Adaptive Responses
Sometimes the bot is confident a single plugin (Query, Article, Path, Form, etc.) will solve a problem. But often, questions have complex answers where multiple plugins may be relevant.
In such situations, Adaptive Response presents multiple relevant plugins to unclear employee requests. That way employees can select the most relevant plugin.Copilot
Copilot default tries to clarify intent & find the most relevant plugin.
Classic
Classic shows list of relevant plugins for user to pick from.
This experience is only available for Classic.
However, Copilot is able to disambiguate plugins by default. If you would like to further improve this disambiguation experience for certain plugins, contact your Customer Service team for ideas.