Users will go “over the top,” asking Microsoft’s Copilot to create PowerPoint presentations, specifying the documents such as meeting notes or oral instructions that it should use to create the deck.
“I predict that, by 2029, Microsoft PowerPoint will hide or remove 80% of the elements on the Ribbon, the set of navigation controllers. Why? Because you won’t need them anymore; you will go ‘over the top,’” Gownder said.
OpenAI trying to innovate in this area makes sense; companies like Zoom and beautiful.ai already do this, though not to the level of sophistication users will see in the future with Microsoft’s suite, Gownder said. “…Entering this space, for OpenAI, is a lot riskier, because of its partial ownership by Microsoft and because Copilot uses OpenAI’s models,” he said.
