Owners of iPhones and iPads now have the option to utilize Microsoft’s Copilot app for an AI-enhanced journey. Initially exclusive to Android users, the app made its debut on Apple’s App Store on December 29, followed by its release on Google Play on Christmas Day. Named Copilot, the app features a conversational AI chatbot powered by cutting-edge AI models, namely GPT-4 and DALL-E3.
Moreover, instructions on utilizing ChatGPT with DALL-E 3
To access the app, visit the App Store from your iPhone or iPad and download Copilot. Upon launching the app, you will encounter the standard interface, where you can start making inquiries or testing the app’s capabilities. While using the app without an account is possible, signing in with your Microsoft account enables you to engage in more extensive conversations and ask a broader range of questions.
To vocalize your queries, type them into the “Ask me something” prompt or tap the speaker icon. The chatbot will audibly respond and display its answers. To conclude the narration, adjust the volume using the sound icon. Additionally, you can request the app to analyze images or pictures that you share.
For more precise and dependable responses, consider switching to GPT-4. Furthermore, if DALL-E 3 is integrated, you can request Copilot to generate paintings, photos, and various images based on your inputs. You also have the option to switch between Light and Dark modes based on your preference.
Microsoft highlights several functionalities of the app on the App Store, such as:
- Drafting letters and documents.
- Coding or preparing reports.
- Simplifying complex texts.
- Proofreading and interpreting content.
- Planning vacations.
- Creating and editing drafts.
Moreover, Microsoft suggests utilizing the built-in DALL-E 3 image engine for text-to-image tasks, including:
- Crafting social media advertisements.
- Designing brand logos.
- Generating logo concepts.
- Designing unique backgrounds.
- Crafting resumes.
- Illustrating e-books.
- Creating visual content for films and videos.
By introducing an AI-powered solution for mobile devices, Copilot complements Microsoft’s Bing Chat app. The rationale behind developing another AI-driven app alongside Bing AI for iPhone and Android users lies in Microsoft’s strategy to bolster the Copilot brand. While Copilot is already integrated into Windows, Microsoft 365, Azure, GitHub, and other services, it has recently been incorporated into the Bing Chat platform.
What distinct Copilot offerings does Microsoft provide? Here is a rundown of their features and how to leverage them.
Furthermore, while Bing attempts to serve as both an AI chatbot and a traditional search engine, Copilot functions solely as an AI assistant, boasting a cleaner and more user-friendly interface.
