Microsoft’s Copilot tool, based on OpenAI’s ChatGpt, is now available on WhatsApp, allowing users to benefit from artificial intelligence for their requests.
Microsoft has integrated its Copilot artificial intelligence into WhatsApp as part of a broad overhaul aimed at extending the AI’s capabilities to new formats. According to The Vergealthough this integration is promising, Copilot encounters some difficulties in the fluidity of its responses. Currently, the AI is mainly configured to respond in English, although it can switch to French on request. However, she can sometimes revert to English unexpectedly.
In its interactions, Copilot is cautious on certain subjects, notably the presidential elections, by referring to official sources to avoid erroneous answers. This demonstrates a desire for transparency and verifiability in the answers provided. This functionality is particularly useful when you want to check the reliability of the information given.
Another interesting aspect of the Copilot integration on WhatsApp is its ability to generate images directly from the chatbot. However, this functionality is not yet fully developed, the results sometimes lack precision, and it is often necessary to reformulate queries several times before obtaining satisfactory results. Sometimes the AI simply stops responding, leaving the user without a clear answer.
For those who want to test Copilot on WhatsApp, simply go to the official Microsoft website and scan a QR code which redirects directly to the messaging application. Although this new feature seems still in the improvement phase, it paves the way for a broader and interactive use of artificial intelligence in everyday communications.
Microsoft is also working to strengthen trust in AI, a central issue in the Copilot strategy.
