u/Woodtoad

Business is exploring democratizing AI solutions instead of trying to manage pockets of user-managed/deployed / non-enterprise tools. We've had a chat with OpenAI and Microsoft already, with Anthropic coming next. It looks like, despite Copilot's less than stellar reputation, Microsoft's AI stack seems to be far ahead of the others from a management/governance perspective, especially for a M365 shop (like we are, heavy SharePoint usage).

Is that the same experience / feeling some of you have had as well? Thoughts?

Hey coffee lovers. Might sound obvious but we just got our Up delivered this morning and to our surprise one of the things we saw at the store that we thought was a feature is actually not - the capsule lever can stop midway from closed to fully open (when it is basically in a vertical orientation). We have a pantry with some shelves and after measurements we thought the Up would be usable if we could open the lever halfway only - and it does indeed fit our shelf. However, with the lever at said position, the capsule is unable to be fully inserted since the mechanism to press it only fully retracts when the lever is fully raised.

TL;DR - the lever’s halfway point stop might be there to prevent it from falling from the vertical position and damaging the machine, but it isn’t usable for capsule handling.

Hi all, quick question, how can I configure motion assistant to only enable gyro when I press and hold one of the back buttons or when I press a trigger? Got the 8 AI+.

Thanks!