Copilot, Microsoft’s AI assistant powered by ChatGPT, It is now available on WhatsApp. The company announced integration with the messaging app so that anyone can make requests directly from the app.
Until now, Copilot could only be used in two ways: online or through its own app, available for iOS and Android. Although both options work very well, having Microsoft Assistant on WhatsApp Besides quick access to AI, there may be other advantages.
On the one hand, this can be useful for make requests related to messages we receive in the application. In fact, other similar bots that integrate the OpenAI API do the same. In the case of Copilot, we may, for example, forward you a message and ask you to write a response to it. Of course, you can also make external requests, including web pages. Of course, it is somewhat more limited than other bots, since, for example, it cannot transcribe voice notes – although it can transcribe audio files that we can send it.
Now the most interesting feature is integration with DALL-E 3which allows us to ask you to create images using a short text description.
How to install Copilot on WhatsApp
Install Copilot on WhatsApp It’s a really simple process. In fact, anyone can do this since there are no special requirements for the device and it is available on both iOS and Android, as well as a web version. You just need to follow the following steps.
- Access this website from your mobile phone or an external device such as a computer.
- If it was accessed from a mobile phone, Click on the button that says “Try Now.”. If it is an external device, scan the QR code that appears on the screen.
- In both cases WhatsApp will open automatically. Now all you have to do is write in the chat and Copilot will be saved in the list of recent conversations. You also need to accept the terms and conditions to use the service.
It is important to emphasize that although Copilot interacts in English by default, users you can change the language assistant, simply by asking him to speak in the language he prefers, or by conducting a consultation in that language.
Source: Hiper Textual
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