In the AI Studio section, users will be able to use pre-installed chatbots or create their own and share their progress with others. Judging by the screenshots from the inside, the messenger could include both a regular “smart” assistant and personalized bots created to perform specific tasks and teach things.
The WABetaInfo portal states that the new functionality is designed to improve the user experience through more specific and “contextually meaningful help while simplifying tasks.” Users will be able to interact with their favorite chatbots to perform a variety of tasks, from answering frequently asked questions to providing recommendations based on their preferences.
“We believe the launch of AI Studio reflects a desire to use AI to increase user engagement and satisfaction, and enable deeper integration into daily interactions,” the insiders said.
Source: Ferra
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