GPT 6.1 Sol during Innovation Skillnet

Larry Maguire and I begin teaching our 10th cohort of AI for Personal Productivity in early November 2026. Most of the people on the course use Microsoft 365 on the job. It’s our job to show them productivity they can achieve with their Copilot. Part of our job involves taking learners into shared spaces with GPT 6.1 Sol.

I’m unsure if many MSFT365 users can deploy their GPT-6.1 Sol within shared spaces so we will share Loop as an embedded hub during our training session. Hopefully the model will function as a collaborative agent that reasons over pooled team assets rather than an isolated, single-user chat.

In a shared workspace, GPT-6.1 Sol maintains conversation history, shares prompt chains, and documents so teammates do not need to restart context from scratch.

Because GPT-6.1 Sol features an extended context window (up to ~1M tokens) with integrated chain-of-thought reasoning, it can track multiple contributors, instructions, and iterative feedback simultaneously.

We will see how all this works during the 12 hours of training that we have planned.