M365 Copilot

[debovis]

I hope MSFT's Copilot is paying for licensing for pymupdf. Here is a screenshot of copilot mentioning it's use of pymupdf in production.

[akaybk]

@debovis Thanks for letting us know. Probably we should contact them.

[akaybk]

@debovis actually Could you please let us know where you found this out? We'd like to know how to reproduce your screenshot. Much appreciated!

[debovis]

@debovis actually Could you please let us know where you found this out? We'd like to know how to reproduce your screenshot. Much appreciated!

Sure, for a license key myself :) .

[akaybk]

Thanks @debovis and for the license key, I will get back to you after discussing internally. Have you already requested your trial key via https://artifex.com/products/pymupdf-pro?

[akaybk]

@debovis I've had some more 'conversations' with Copilot, and it seems like their usage is under our AGPL license compliance. Meaning, they simply display our source code examples, but do not directly execute the code. See the attached screenshot. This is also consistent with the behavior of any of the other LLM chats.

[debovis]

That's not true, they run the code. I'll post back with better evidence. @akaybk

[debovis]

@akaybk

are you using premium m365 copilot agent? Any company that is paying for copilot licenses can utilize pymupdf tooling for pdfs through copilot.

[akaybk]

@debovis thanks for this information and will review thoroughly with the team, then get back to you sometime next week.

[akaybk]

@debovis can you email me so I can have your email address? youngbin.kwon@artifex.com