Microsoft launched an app Copilot dedicated for Androidbringing its platform based onartificial intelligence on smartphones. This new application, downloadable from Google Play Storeoffers users direct and simplified access to the capabilities of Copilotwithout the need to use the mobile app Bing to take advantage of AI.
Microsoft Copilot becomes an Android app
L’app Copilot per Androidas The Verge reports, arrived on the Google Play Store about a week ago (at the moment there is no corresponding version for devices iOS). The interface similar to that of ChatGPT offers quick access to capacity of chatbotwho can answer your questions.
Furthermore, you can take advantage of the image generation via FROM-E 3 and the ability to redact text for emails and documents. A tool that includes all the main capabilities of the artificial intelligences developed by OpenAIwhich has proven to have a close relationship with Microsoft.
An interesting innovation, even for those who already use the ChatGPT app on their phone, is the inclusion of free access to the most recent model GPT-4 of OpenAIwhich instead for ChatGPT is paid.
Microsoft is focusing even more on artificial intelligence
The launch of this app for Android is placed a short distance from the moment in which Microsoft he renamed Bing Chat come Copilot, which occurred just over a month ago. Initially, Microsoft introduced its platform artificial intelligence within its search engine Bingintegrating an interface similar to that of ChatGPT in search results.
Although the option Bing Chat is still available, Microsoft decided to focus on its most successful products alongside Windows, what we once knew as the Office Suite, including Copilot’s AI. And Microsoft has decided to focus on the “Copilot” brand as well autonomous experiencewith a dedicated domain on copilot.microsoft.comparallel to ChatGPT.
It is notable that even Bing Chat Enterprise was renamed as Copilotfurther confirming the company’s commitment to the brand Copilot.
AI on your phone
Now that Microsoft has found an AI brand to focus on, it has also brought Copilot as an app to Android. Although one has not been announced at the moment iOS version of the app Copilotit is reasonable to expect an imminent release for users Apple. Meanwhile, users iOS can still access existing features of Copilot using the app Bing are iPhone o iPad.
The launch of the app Copilot per Android represents a crucial step for Microsoft in making the advanced features of its platform more accessible and usable artificial intelligence. In particular, access to GPT-4 for formulating emails, for writing a CV or any other composition using AI could lead many users to download Copilot on their smartphone. And the convenience of being able to generate images for your memes doesn’t hurt. You can download Microsoft Copilot for Android here.
