New Copilot Version.

[patyarishimai]

In the past few days I have seen a new version of Copilot have been rolled out. I'm not sure if has been officially released because in my main browser (which is firefox) I still have the old UI with the normal features of the normal Copilot, so I assume they have rolled it out for some users to test it, perhaps?

Here's what the new GUI looks like:

I have also made some tests on it compared to the older version and the answers are different, I wouldn't call them better, just different.
Another highlight that caught my attention is that the new version or model (or whatever it might be) doesn't always search the internet, apparently if it has the answer in, I presume, its database, it will give it to you without searching or giving sources.

So what this 'issue' is about?

If Microsoft is updating Copilot I would like to know how would it affect SydneyQT in general? And if an improved or a completely new SydneyQT should be made.

It pains me to admit that I am in no position to help with actual development with my current knowledge, but hopefully you actual devs can think of something.

[juzeon]

Thanks for the information. We'll stay tuned and see what can be changed on our side.

[patyarishimai]

Thank you so much for replying to the issue and all the dedicated and consisten work!

I just found a problem that could be related to the issue at hand: when you are logged in and extract the cookie as a JSON archive, SydneyQT doesn't recognize anymore the log in. Could it be related to the new UI? I didn't want to open a new issue in regards to this because, as I mentioned, it could be related.

[daniesy]

Indeed, I found that relevant cookies are no longer extracted.

[Alacer55555]

same here, my cookies expired immediately the moment I copy the JSON to cookies.json

Can't logged in at all.

[juzeon]

Microsoft has updated the copilot api completely. As a result we need to rewrite all api related code to adapt. Please allow us some time.

[juzeon]

We have identified the new ChatPage. Please export cookies here in the meantime: https://edgeservices.bing.com/edgesvc/chat

[juzeon]

Since the new copilot (copilot.microsoft.com) does not support webpage context thus we cannot inject our jailbreak prompts, we would like to stick to the old api (edgeservices.bing.com) at the moment. We may need to explore the new copilot api more.

We have updated the api to get current users: https://github.com/juzeon/SydneyQt/releases/tag/v2.5.5

[daniesy]

From what I've seen, the new api's socket URL is at wss://copilot.microsoft.com/c/api/chat?accessToken...
The access token is kept in local storage.

In some regions, the auth token is not required.
However, in others, even if the auth token is sent, the socket answers with a challenge response, prompting users to solve a captcha.

On another note, this GPT seems smarter than the old one.

[patyarishimai]

After some days of working with the new Sydney version and the new Copilot I can definitely agree with @daniesy, this new model is way, way smarter but also more aware of certain methods of prompt injection sadly. With my limited knowledge I can say it could be pretty hard to jailbreak, hopefully I am wrong about it though.

[SokWith]

After some days of working with the new Sydney version and the new Copilot I can definitely agree with @daniesy, this new model is way, way smarter but also more aware of certain methods of prompt injection sadly. With my limited knowledge I can say it could be pretty hard to jailbreak, hopefully I am wrong about it though.

copliot目前只有一个关卡，就是对所有可疑的连接都要求cf的人机验证，这个一旦被要求，目前是无解的。
但是，如果是使用不受限制的ip去访问，则根本就不需要任何验证，直接就快速连接了。
由此特性，推测只需要在外网普通的主机（各大云商应该是没戏了）上建立反代就可以了。有外网普通主机资源的可以去验证一下。