A new update to Microsoft’s Copilot beta version is on the rise, which means it could soon turn into a digital assistant for Android users.
This means that a replacement for Bixby and Google Assistant is in the works, and we don’t see why or how that can’t be possible as an exciting new venture.
For now, not all Android devices add restrictions for users who use Google Assistant by default. You can choose between selecting the company and another app called Bixby, for example, if you used Samsung.
Google is even letting its users get rid of Google Assistant and settle for its latest and revolutionary AI-powered Gemini. This is the latest version of what we used to call Bard. For now, the only thing that might be missing is Microsoft’s Copilot.
The latest digital assistant available on Android today is Microsoft Copilot. It is a leading AI application that uses ChatGPT technology to get the best web results and provide answers to all queries. It even has a large selection of sensational picture productions that are powered by DALL-E’s latest works.
The latest beta version was first seen by a tech enthusiast who witnessed Copilot entering the realms of digital assistants on devices. This way, users can choose to use Copilot when they press the power button. It can similarly pull up from the bottom edge of the device. This used to be the old Google Assistant location that would appear back then, right before the Copilot app launched.
This is a great shortcut in its latest form that needs some tweaking. Instead of popping up in little pop-up boxes with chat features that are useful, we can see opening shortcuts in such apps. It’s something that can easily be done with a quick tap. Future changes would probably include more seamless utilities, we assume since this is just a small beta version for now.
The launch of Copilot on Android devices as a user assistant means big things for the leading AI app. Now it can be considered a real competitor to Google Assistant. Remember, future models would make it a lot easier to witness the transformation of Copilot apps into something that’s rusty for a long list of users with Android phones.
H/T: Mishaal Rahman / X
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