AI Copilot (beta) - FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Woba's AI Copilot

How do I get started?

If you want to use Woba's AI Copilot, you can sign up by starting your free trial via the link in Woba's left menu bar "AI Copilot".

What can I ask AI Copilot about?

You can ask your Copilot about anything! It will always generate the best possible answer. If you're not satisfied with the answer, you can regenerate it by pressing *** below your Copilot's response.

How do I know if the answer I get is correct?

Woba has prompted AI Copilot so that all answers are as precise as possible. This means that the AI copilot already knows which criteria and studies are involved.

Although AI is often a useful tool, it can also be unpredictable at times. Some questions may have ambiguous or subjective elements, making it challenging to provide a single definitive answer. Therefore, it's always a good idea to fact-check answers from any AI tool.

Will AI Copilot remember my questions?

Yes and no. The Copilot will remember as many messages as possible within the same chat. If you start a new chat, you will "start over", so the Copilot will only use data from your current conversation.

What is the difference between Woba and other AI services?

Woba's Copilot contextualizes the conversation with your research results (questions, scores, and comments), making it much easier to use since all your research is automatically linked with Woba Copilot.

Security:

There is also a compliance aspect to consider.

When you send data via Woba's AI Copilot, the data will not be used for training on OpenAI's and ChatGPT's future models. If you send data via ChatGPT, the data will be used for training OpenAI's future models, meaning that ChatGPT will have access to your data.

Will AI Copilot respect anonymity?

Woba complies with all GDPR rules, and no personally sensitive information is shared with Open AI in any way.

Data Processing Agreement:

When you sign up for Woba Copilot, you also accept OpenAI as a subprocessor. See more about our subprocessors at the following LINK.