Microsoft launched a version of AI powered by Android and iOS smartphone users today, nearly two weeks after it became available for PC.
Users with early access to the beta can now use it through Microsoft's Edge browser on Android and iPhone by opening the Bing search engine in the browser and pressing the Chat option at the top, which leads to The Chat - Windows opens and you can start questions by clicking on the microphone icon to transmit audio or by clicking on the keyboard icon to write two options.
In addition, Microsoft has announced that it will bring a chatbot to the Skype Communications app, where users of the app can add a Bing account to their in-app contact list and chat with IT to get the same functionality as the Bot provides in the Network Function app.
Bing support in Skype isn't limited to one-on-one conversations, as Microsoft says intelligent bots can be called upon in group chats to help group members quickly find answers to any questions they might have during a conversation.
The company says this feature helps group members plan collaborative projects faster, such as B. Ask Bing to suggest places to visit on their next trip based on their preferences and budget. It can also provide information about the weather and details of flights and hotels.
She added that in the Skype app, Bing can provide replies in any way the user prefers, whether it's plain text or full breakpoints.
Mass users also use Bing for entertainment, such as asking about jokes, pilgrimages, contests, and discussions about the weather and breaking news.
To try out the Bing bot over Skype, users must have a trial version of Compute with the latest app update.