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Fertility technology appears on WindowsForum.com through coverage of Jack Fertility's Ask Jack agent, a Microsoft Copilot Studio deployment that answers fertility questions for customers. The thread highlights how the startup built the conversational agent in days, then spent three to four weeks testing medical boundaries, refusal behavior, escalation paths, tone, and sexual-health language before release. It contrasts that timeline with the 12 to 16 weeks and £30,000 to £45,000 a conventional rules-based chatbot would reportedly have cost. For IT and developer readers, the discussion centers on grounding AI responses in trusted sources, safety testing, and responsible deployment in a sensitive health context.
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    Copilot Studio Ask Jack Agent Paused for Portal Refresh

    Jack Fertility says it built its “Ask Jack” fertility-information agent in Microsoft Copilot Studio in days, then spent three to four weeks refining it — a sharp contrast with the 12 to 16 weeks and £30,000 to £45,000 the startup says a conventional rules-based chatbot would have required. The...