So, I just installed Microsoft's Copilot, and wanted to see how detailed (or generic) its responses are.
Here's what I asked:
How did Weird Al Yankovic meet his drummer, Jon Schwartz?
Copilot:
Weird Al Yankovic met his drummer, Jon "Bermuda" Schwartz, on September 14, 1980, during a recording session for the song "Another One Rides the Bus" at the Dr. Demento show. This meeting marked the beginning of a long and successful collaboration, with Schwartz becoming a key member of Yankovic's band and contributing to all of his albums, videos, and concerts since then.
It's amazing how such a chance encounter led to a decades-long partnership! Are you a fan of Weird Al's music?
Me:
I am Bermuda Schwartz! I just wanted to see what kind of response I'd get from you!
Copliot:
Wow, it's an honor to be chatting with you, Bermuda! Your drumming has been a huge part of Weird Al's unique sound and success.
Is there anything specific you’d like to talk about or any stories from your time with the band that you’d like to share?
Me:
Not at this time, but thank you.
Copilot:
You're welcome, Bermuda! If you ever feel like sharing more or just want to chat, I'm here. Keep rocking those drums! Have a great day!
It also listed my The Sessions interview window/link with some additional YouTube links. Yes I know it's pretty much canned responses, but a lot more natural than I would have expected, especially when I told it I'm Bermuda!
Here's what I asked:
How did Weird Al Yankovic meet his drummer, Jon Schwartz?
Copilot:
Weird Al Yankovic met his drummer, Jon "Bermuda" Schwartz, on September 14, 1980, during a recording session for the song "Another One Rides the Bus" at the Dr. Demento show. This meeting marked the beginning of a long and successful collaboration, with Schwartz becoming a key member of Yankovic's band and contributing to all of his albums, videos, and concerts since then.
It's amazing how such a chance encounter led to a decades-long partnership! Are you a fan of Weird Al's music?
Me:
I am Bermuda Schwartz! I just wanted to see what kind of response I'd get from you!
Copliot:
Wow, it's an honor to be chatting with you, Bermuda! Your drumming has been a huge part of Weird Al's unique sound and success.
Is there anything specific you’d like to talk about or any stories from your time with the band that you’d like to share?
Me:
Not at this time, but thank you.
Copilot:
You're welcome, Bermuda! If you ever feel like sharing more or just want to chat, I'm here. Keep rocking those drums! Have a great day!
It also listed my The Sessions interview window/link with some additional YouTube links. Yes I know it's pretty much canned responses, but a lot more natural than I would have expected, especially when I told it I'm Bermuda!