Microsoft’s Copilot app, powered by the GPT-4 AI engine by OpenAI, is now available for Android smartphones and tablets, offering an advanced solution for users’ queries and concerns. The app’s recent launch on the Google Play Store brings it into competition with similar offerings like ChatGPT and Google Bard.
The Copilot app was quietly introduced for Android devices, as Neowin spotted. Unlike its rivals, the Copilot app does not require users to sign in. It offers three conversation styles for responses: Balanced, Creative, and Precise. However, the app is currently unavailable for iOS and iPadOS devices.
Microsoft’s Copilot app excels in various areas, including providing answers to users’ questions, aiding in composing emails and messages, generating images through text prompts (courtesy of Dall-E 3), and creating documents. Additionally, it can solve math problems, making it a valuable tool for students working on homework and projects. In contrast, the ChatGPT app for Android, which grants access to GPT-4, necessitates a payment.
Last month, Microsoft rebranded Bing Chat as Copilot. This move is part of the company’s extensive efforts to incorporate GPT-powered AI features, which began with a revamped version of the Bing search engine earlier this year. Subsequently, Microsoft integrated the AI chatbot into Windows 10 and Windows 11. For Office 365 users, Copilot has been seamlessly integrated for document creation, editing, and summarization purposes.
By offering an expansive range of capabilities in a convenient app, Microsoft’s Copilot aims to enhance user experiences and address their evolving needs. With its availability on Android devices, users can now access its advanced AI functionalities right from their smartphones and tablets. As the Copilot app continues to evolve, it holds the potential to become an indispensable assistant across various tasks and routines, catering to a wide range of users worldwide.
