Microsoft announced its assistant with generative artificial intelligence (AI), called Copilot, at the end of last year. This tool allows you to summarize long emails, draft messages, transform Word documents into PowerPoint presentations, generate images thanks to DALL-E integration, activate commands, encode and explain how to solve problems with Windows programs, among other of its capabilities.
To enjoy all these features, users have to open the Copilot application from the Windows Start menu, select the Copilot icon if present in the toolbar or press the dedicated key that is present on the new keyboards. Furthermore, if the user wishes, Copilot can become Android’s digital assistant, even WhatsApp’s.
The Redmond company announces on its official website that Copilot is available on WhatsApp to get help snapshot. But what services does it offer? Users can enjoy fluid conversations and create images using written commands, however, it does not accept videos or voice notes and does not transcribe audio —how does LuzIA—.
On the other hand, has no limits of useis gratuitous and you can open the Copilot conversation as if it were a real contact.
How to use Copilot on WhatsApp
Users have to click this link to access the Microsoft website and, when they have done this step, they must scan the QR code that appears on the screen or click on the ‘buttontry it now‘.
Once one of the two previous options is done, WhatsApp will open and the following information will appear: ‘WhatsApp account found’ (Microsoft Copilot) → ‘Continue to chat‘. If you press the green button, the conversation will open with the assistant to create images or maintain a fluid conversation.
