With the upgraded Swiftkey, Android users may now access the chatbot from any location and use the AI-powered keyboard.
This is some wonderful news for all of you who have been awestruck by the Bing chatbot. Bing Talk AI has now been added by Microsoft to the SwiftKey Android keyboard. As a result, SwiftKey Beta users will now have instant access to Bing Chat. Users of Android smartphones can interact with the AI-powered chatbot by simply touching a button in any app.
With the new connection, SwiftKey will support both tone mode, which will rewrite text from within the keyboard, and Bing Chat in the standard chat form. With the new SwiftKey upgrade, users can now access the chatbot from anywhere, effectively replacing the Bing Mobile app.
Users must install SwiftKey’s beta programme from the Google Play Store in order to use the new Bing Chat feature. There is currently no information of when it will be available on iOS. But, the capability is being introduced gradually, according to Pedram Rezaei, CTO of mobile and commerce at Microsoft.
Microsoft briefly stopped supporting SwiftKey on iOS. Nonetheless, users can still access the software via the App Store. Even though the iOS version hasn’t been updated, it now appears that Microsoft will soon release its AI-powered application to compete with other similar apps.
Edge Introduces AI Picture Maker
Microsoft is also making the DALL-E-powered AI picture generator available to Edge users on the desktop. The function, dubbed the Bing Picture Maker, was unveiled in late March. Users only need to write the content they want the functionality to generate for them. With the most recent announcement, a larger audience will now have access to the feature.
The Picture maker, according to rumours, will be displayed on Edge’s sidebar. Users only need to enter the content they wish to see, and the system will produce visuals that are relevant to the question. To use it, users must manually add the image creator to the sidebar. The business explained in its official blog post: “When using Image Maker in Microsoft Edge for the first time, you’ll need to enable it in the Edge sidebar by clicking the ‘+’ button and turning on the toggle key for Picture Creator.”
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