Microsoft’s Copilot App, Powered by GPT-4 and DALL-E 3, Now Available for Apple Users
Microsoft’s Copilot app, an AI chatbot akin to ChatGPT and Google Bard, has expanded its reach to iPhone and iPad users. The app, previously launched for Android users, is now officially available on the App Store, allowing iOS users to experience the advanced capabilities of Copilot.
At the heart of Copilot lies GPT-4, the latest and most advanced large language model (LLM) developed by OpenAI. What sets Copilot apart is that users can make use of the full potential of GPT-4 without incurring any additional charges, unlike the ChatGPT model, which imposes fees for features beyond GPT-3.5.
Copilot is unique in its focus on efficient information retrieval rather than handling extensive documents. Users can effortlessly ask questions and receive prompt and accurate responses from the web. Additionally, Copilot excels in drafting concise emails, crafting shorter articles, and even generating images from text using DALL-E 3, a powerful text-to-image generator also developed by OpenAI.
Originally known as Bing Chat, Microsoft took a transformative step by rebranding and revamping the application, resulting in the birth of Copilot. While it can still be accessed on the web, Copilot now has its own dedicated website, separate from Bing. iPhone and iPad users can download the application from the Apple App Store to enjoy its features.
Microsoft’s Copilot app opens up new possibilities for AI chatbot interactions. With its availability on both Android and iOS platforms, users can take advantage of its cutting-edge capabilities powered by GPT-4 and DALL-E 3. So, whether you’re an Android or iPhone user, embrace the future of AI chatbots and experience the convenience and power of Microsoft’s Copilot.
