Microsoft Copilot does not show up in my Office 365?

Why would you reject Microsoft support to remote control your PC but then still use their software 😂so funny people around here, fr. Just use Linux instead if you don't want to receive support from official support.

I went onto Microsoft help Chat with a service helper. it was a strange encounter. they asked to remote into my computer, I said NO! (no F'n way I would ever let anyone remote into my stuff) .. so they did something else, and had me walk thru a couple of clicks in options, but i never found what they where describing.. then they had me open an Outlook email, I now see CoPilot. then Word & .pptx, now I have CoPilot in those as well. For Excel, it's a bit more complicated, you need to also update your license in File>Account>Update License. I now see CoPilot in Excel, but it's greyed out on my spreadsheets that i open. the work around is to copy the sheet (table) into Copilot Pro chat and ask it to make you an excel table. Once that prints (it's SLow) there will be an Excel link on the that newly printed text Copilot gives you, open that and it opens a web browser version of excel with Copilot enabled. then you can save that sheet to OneDrive. it's still "buggy" & not performing. Its having trouble doing any requests with my data, it can't process it and tells me it can't handle my requests or more than one request. The service person i chatted with said they had major issues, ( I saw a news bite about an ongoing R uss ian hack issuse), idk. anyway, they hounded me for my phone number after that to give me "updates"... I told them NO and email me when it's fixed, they said ok.. weird. anyway. Word and PowerPoint are somewhat ok, But I really need Excel to be powerful and live up to what they are selling and help me, so far its not doing it, I'm not impressed yet.. still waiting and using the CoPilot page work-around itself to do some work still... lol and ChatGPT 3.5 is still much faster on processing than Copilot pro (should be GPT Turbo or at least 4 at all times), I think this is also bogus for now.

Has anyone found a solution to this? I've done the update license and re-installed the product on my laptop. Ultimately the only place I'm seeing that I can use Co-pilot in any office products is the web instance of those products which is not my normal workflow. Does anyone know how to get this to work on the Microsoft 365 family local installs?

Will Microsoft CoPilot EVER be available for Office 365 users without having to have a business license?

Thank you. What subscription do I require for it then?