AI Chat Assistant (Ask MySmartCoPilot Anything)

About the AI Chat Assistant (Ask MySmartCoPilot Anything)

One box for everyday questions. Type a calculation — “18% of 2,500”, “convert 5 feet 8 inches to cm”, “what time is it in London” — and MySmartCoPilot’s own engines answer at once, without AI. Describe a job — “compress a PDF”, “jpg to png” — and you get the right tool, with your text handed over when it fits. Ask how to do something here, or whether your files are uploaded, and the answer comes from MySmartCoPilot’s own tool, pricing and privacy pages, with links to them. Ask a factual question — “Who was Aryabhata?” — and the answer is written from Wikipedia passages, with numbered citations to the articles.

Every written answer is checked sentence by sentence against the passages it cites before you see it, and when the passages don’t answer the question it says so instead of guessing. Answers are written by your browser’s built-in AI, by a language model on your device or — with a pass, after you agree — by MySmartCoPilot’s cloud AI; each one is labelled. For open-ended writing and brainstorming it hands your message to Ask MySmartCoPilot, the site’s AI chat. It never gives personal medical, legal or financial advice, doesn’t play people or characters, and keeps nothing after you leave the page.

How each message is answered

Before anything is sent anywhere, every message is read by rules, in this order. A message about harming yourself shows support lines (Tele-MANAS 14416 in India) instead of an answer, a short message about feeling low gets a kind pointer to people who can help, and requests the site never answers are refused. A request for personal medical, legal or financial advice gets a referral to a professional. A calculation is answered by the same engines as the site’s search box and the Scientific Calculator. A question about MySmartCoPilot, or about how to do something with its tools, is answered from the site’s own pages. A job a tool does gets the tool, and so does a question about your own numbers (“What would be my EMI?”). Open-ended writing goes to Ask MySmartCoPilot. A factual question is answered from Wikipedia.

Written answers use only the passages found for the question. Each sentence must be largely made of words of the passage it cites, and a sentence with a number, a date or an amount the passages don’t contain is removed; what is left is shown with its citations.

Limitations

• Factual answers come from Wikipedia alone (English, or Hindi for a question written in Devanagari), so they can be incomplete or out of date, and recent events may be missing. Check the cited articles.
• Help answers read the pages of the best-matching tools and the site’s pricing, refund, privacy, terms and AI pages; they cannot see your account, a pass or a payment.
• It does not browse the web, remember earlier conversations or write open-ended text itself; open-ended requests continue in Ask MySmartCoPilot, which answers from its own daily allowance.
• An answer written on your device needs your browser’s built-in AI or a one-time model download (about 347 MB on phones, about 980 MB on computers) and a device that can run it.
• A message can be up to 800 characters, and a conversation up to 30 questions.

Privacy

Calculations, tool suggestions and help answers are worked out in your browser, which reads MySmartCoPilot’s own pages. A factual question is sent to Wikipedia’s public search (Wikimedia Foundation), with e-mail addresses, links and long numbers removed first. Answers are written by your browser’s built-in AI, by a language model downloaded once from MySmartCoPilot after you agree (the size is shown first), or — only if you choose it, with a pass — by MySmartCoPilot’s cloud AI, which then gets your question and the few passages it needs. “Continue in Ask MySmartCoPilot” opens the site’s AI chat with your message.