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Hi Monica,
Thank you for this great question!
The list of who has copilot is confidential. you won't get access to that list.
This page explains which organizations will receive copilot first: https://news.microsoft.com/2023/03/16/introducing-microsoft-365-copilot-your-copilot-for-work/
If your company has an enterprise license, and your company has participated in Microsoft beta programs and provided feedback and established a relationship with the beta program over the years, you are likely to have already been selected to participate in copilot testing. An enterprise license is the kind of license you are referring to for managing the deployment of Microsoft Office across your organization.
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For a few hours after the big announcement Microsoft had a public sign-up page for the next round of testers. The demand was so great all the available slots were quickly grabbed up. My guess is those who were quick and on-the-ball will be the next group offered access to copilot.
As has been publicly stated, and is logical, AI requires a lot of computing power. Obviously, Microsoft is monitoring the demand users place on AI and is making sure they have enough capacity. This means roll-out will continue gradually. Everyone won't get copilot at the same time.
Clearly, Microsoft is prioritizing business and enterprise users in the roll-out. If you want to be among the early recipients of copilot, consider joining the beta program.
For Windows users: Join the Microsoft 365 Insider Program - Office Insiders
For Mac users: Welcome to the Office Insider for Mac community!