At a time when so many companies are competing for space in the artificial intelligence sector, it was extremely important for Microsoft to ensure the presence of its Copilot chatbot on mobile devices. So, the first step has already been taken. After several months of waiting, Microsoft Copilot is finally available on Android via the Google Play Store.
This way, Microsoft Copilot users will no longer have to resort to Bing to send queries through the chatbot. This is perhaps the company’s biggest move yet to take on other AI-powered tools that have proliferated in recent years. The best example is ChatGPT.
An interesting point: we could consider ChatGPT as the brother of Copilot, since Microsoft is a major investor in OpenAI. Despite this, those led by Satya Nadella want to go their own way. Much of its strategy focuses on integrating Copilot into every application possible, including Office.
Actually, Microsoft’s Copilot Android app interface is clearly inspired by ChatGPT. It is very simple, so anyone, even without previous experience with this type of tool, will not need much time to learn how to use it.
Once you install Microsoft Copilot on your Android device, you will see a toolbar at the bottom. The application accepts two types of input: text and images. For the first one, just write a request. From the other you can upload photos and request information about it. As for the output information, there will still be text and images. In the latter case, you have the option of asking Copilot to take the image using DALL-E 3.
Microsoft Copilot offers free access to GPT-4
It is worth noting that at the top of the main screen there is also you can activate GPT-4, the latest artificial intelligence language model from OpenAI. The most amazing thing is that It’s completely free. In ChatGPT, you need to open your wallet to take advantage of this. In early December, we told you that Copilot was getting more advanced capabilities thanks to GPT-4. So there’s no reason not to use it.
“Copilot is Microsoft’s innovative chat assistant, powered by the latest OpenAI, GPT-4 and DALL·E 3 models. These cutting-edge AI technologies provide fast, complex and accurate responses, as well as the ability to create stunning visuals from simple text descriptions . “
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Finally, Microsoft Copilot offers offers tips. For example: “Where should I go if I want to have a spiritual experience?” or “Write a song celebrating the beauty of the Earth.” These are simple guides that serve as support so that people have an idea of what they can ask for.
Unfortunately, Microsoft Copilot’s development on mobile devices is off to a limited start as it is only available on Android. iOS users will have to wait patiently. At the moment, the company has not given any information about the launch of Copilot on the Apple platform. I hope it doesn’t take that long…
Source: Hiper Textual
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