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    Making Copilot Easier for Non-tech Savvy Employees4. Future Consideration

    My company is going through a limited test of copilot, and as a member of the knowledge team, I’ve been testing it. It was recommended that I post my feedback for the product team.Overall, I think that it is a powerful tool, but I am concerned about how employees who are not tech savvy (we’re a manufacturing company) will interact with the bot and find the additional knowledge they need if it is not served by the bot. IIn the screenshot at the bottom of the page, I have a few comments, but here’s a summary:Non-tech savvy employees may have some confusing about how to use the references/ citations to get to the source article. The citation numbers are hard to read, making it difficult to know which source article to examine further. I worry this will become a barrier to employees receiving more specific information that they might need.  There is one pop-up and two clicks between the answer and the source of the information, which will be a barrier for employees reading the source information. This is particularly concerning HR and policy knowledge.  With policies, the exact wording does matter, and a summary may lead employees to the incorrect answers or conclusions. See this image of a answer that provided some language that would help with this issue. It would be great if this message could appear whenever a query contains the word policy/ policies. In general, there needs to be less friction between the bot's response and the source material.