Copilot is great when you're already inside a document or an email. But sometimes you need to think something through from scratch — and that's where Claude comes in.
This lesson is designed to be tested in the live tool while you read rather than studied abstractly.
Claude is a separate AI tool made by a company called Anthropic. You access it at claude.ai in your browser, or through the mobile app. It's not built into Microsoft — it stands on its own.
The way to think about the difference: Copilot is like an assistant who works inside your office and knows where everything is. Claude is like a really smart advisor you can call up and talk through a problem with — even when you don't have a document in front of you.
You can use Claude to think through a decision, write something from scratch, get feedback on a proposal, prepare for a hard conversation, or ask 'what am I missing here?' It's designed to have a real back-and-forth conversation with you — not just spit out an answer.
You'll use both tools in this course. They do different things, and once you know which is which, you'll naturally reach for the right one.
Claude is an AI made by Anthropic that you talk to in plain language. It's called a 'large language model' because it was trained on an enormous amount of text and learned how to respond in a way that sounds — and often is — genuinely helpful. You don't need to remember that term. Just remember: Claude is a thinking partner, not a search engine.
Claude is a separate AI tool you talk to like a person — best for thinking things through, writing from scratch, or getting a second opinion.
Keep the lesson open in one tab and the tool open in another so the page stays operational instead of theoretical.
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