All right, this is part 3 and probably the last video I'm going to make on this topic.

All right, this is part 3 and probably the last video I'm going to make on this topic. If you have access to Microsoft Copilot at work, then last week you just unlocked superpowers and you probably don't even know it. Microsoft just released GPT 5.4 to the Copilot ecosystem, which is arguably the most powerful model in the world. And yesterday I made a video on how you can build crazy dashboards like this one and really good PowerPoint presentations like this one using GPT 5.4. You guys were asking me what prompts did I use to make these, so I'm gonna show you today. So to start, again, you can access Microsoft Copilot through Teams if you want, and make sure you come up here and select GPT 5.4 Think Deeper, that's the latest model that came out last week. For this example, I just asked it to create me some sample data, but specifically a large data set. So you can see here it basically created me I think nine or 10 CSV files. Some of these files are extremely large, up to 500,000 line items of data. And then from there, once we had the data, in the same conversation I basically went ahead and I asked it to create me, I said, channel your front end developer and create me a visually stunning dashboard that is unique and uses custom coding tools to turn this data into a local web app that I can open as a single file on my computer, and it should run locally. And from there it built me this single file dashboard that has all of my data from all nine data sources presented visually in a really stunning way, and this was all done off one prompt. So from there, I asked it to create me a short PowerPoint presentation highlighting key data points and actionable insights for C-Suites and kept a similar theme to our dashboard, making sure it's well formatted and numbers are represented in graphs and charts. And this must be 100% present ready and no editing required. You can go ahead and screenshot that prompt if it helps. And this is the output that Copilot gave us, a fully functional 100% formatted properly PowerPoint presentation that is 100% editable. You can go in here and you can actually customise the data. If you do this through some of the presentation builders online, it'll use Nano Banana to generate an image that you can't really edit. So this is actually a PowerPoint presentation, fully editable that is incredible and you can do it through Copilot. Honestly, the prompts don't really matter. The models are so good nowadays that what you really need to focus on is context engineering. Prompt engineering is kind of dying. Give it enough context and you're going to get incredible outputs out of any of the most powerful models, but use GPT 5.4, it'll give you superpowers.