Microsoft’s Copilot, a generative AI-powered tool that can generate text as well as answer specific questions, is now available as an in-app chatbot on instant messaging app Telegram.
Currently in beta, Copilot for Telegram allows you to talk to the AI chatbot as if you were having a normal, face-to-face conversation with a friend. It can also offer detailed answers to questions ranging from trivia questions like “What movie should I watch?” to “What baseball game is on right now?”
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The bot can be accessed by searching for its username @CopilotOfficialBot. It’s free for Telegram users and is available on both mobile devices and desktop. The one caveat is that it requires your phone number.
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Microsoft has introduced Copilot in several of its products, including Microsoft 365 and Teams as well as AI-first hardware, Copilot+ for PC. Copilot’s expansion into third-party services like Telegram is notable and could indicate that Microsoft wants its AI chatbot to live in other social apps as well.
Other companies integrating AI chatbots into their messaging platforms include Meta, which recently confirmed it is testing Meta AI on Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp. Google’s Gemini rivals Copilot by letting you take advantage of generative AI within Google Messages on Android devices. Meanwhile,Snapchat’s AI chatbot, which can respond to Snaps, is powered by ChatGPT.
What is Microsoft copilot?
Microsoft Copilot is a generative AI tool that is now available on Telegram. It is free for Telegram users and can be accessed on both mobile devices and desktop. However, it does require your phone number for setup. Copilot has been introduced in various Microsoft products, such as Microsoft 365, Teams, and Copilot+ for PC. Microsoft’s expansion of Copilot into third-party services like Telegram suggests a desire to integrate their AI chatbot into other social apps.
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