In other news, tech companies are increasingly integrating AI chatbots into their messaging platforms. Meta is testing Meta AI across Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp, Google's Gemini rivals Copilot by integrating generative AI within Google Messages on Android devices, and Snapchat uses ChatGPT to power its AI chatbot that can respond to Snaps.
Key takeaways:
- Microsoft’s Copilot, an AI-powered tool, is now available as an in-app chatbot on Telegram. The bot can answer a wide range of questions and can be accessed by searching its username, @CopilotOfficialBot.
- Other companies integrating AI chatbots into their messaging platforms include Meta and Google. Snapchat uses ChatGPT to power its AI chatbot that can respond to Snaps.
- Microsoft has introduced Copilot into several of its products, including Microsoft 365 and Teams, along with AI-first hardware, Copilot+ PCs. The expansion to third-party services like Telegram could signify that Microsoft wants its AI chatbot to live in other social apps.
- Microsoft’s Copilot requires your phone number to use and is free for Telegram users, available on both mobile devices and desktop.