Microsoft has released Copilot, a free app that utilizes ChatGPT to bring AI capabilities to smartphones. The app can assist users in various tasks, such as finding recipes, designing exercise programs, and creating images.
Not long ago, having an AI to do your bidding seemed like something taken from a Science Fiction novel. But with the release of ChatGPT, everything changed significantly. Now, you can have whole conversations with AI. It can even help you in your work or school, offering various suggestions. Of course, it's still advisable to take its recommendations with a pinch of salt. But when used properly, AI can be an extremely useful tool.
The best thing is that you can hold the power of AI in the palm of your hand. All you need is to install Microsoft's free Copilot app on your trusted iPhone or Android smartphone. Copilot is also available on the web through Bing. Designed to be 'your everyday AI companion,' the app utilizes ChatGPT and can do things like help you find new cooking recipes, design exercise programs, and 'create any image you can imagine.' Yep! You can even let your inner Picasso loose with the power of A
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