Microsoft’s Copilot tool, the company’s that can do everything from help you write code to , has made its way onto Android mobile devices. Copilot, which is powered by OpenAI’s latest models GPT-4 and DALL-E 3, can also be used to generate images from simple text descriptions and requests. The app is available on the , is free to download and does not require a Microsoft account to sign in.
The rollout of a mobile version of Microsoft’s Copilot () was quiet — with little buzz and no formal announcements, unlike what we saw with the release of devices. The new Copilot app was released earlier this month and was initially spotted by when X users noticed it in the Play Store. Copilot is still not available on iOS though, and the company has yet to make any promises for a release date.
It only makes sense that Copilot has made its way to mobile devices (or at least on Android to start). Microsoft’s previous move to bring , after launching on Edge, Microsoft 365 products — added an additional 1 billion devices that are eligible to use the AI assistant, signaling Microsoft’s deadset view on expansion. This coincides with the company’s recent updates to Copilot which include its capability and
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/microsofts-copilot-ai-assistant-arrives-on-android-170729243.html?src=rss
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