generative AI chatbot

AppWizard
March 14, 2025
Microsoft is introducing its Copilot generative AI chatbot to Xbox, initially available in beta for Xbox Insiders on mobile devices, with plans for console and PC integration. The AI assistant will provide players with tips, reminders of previous gaming sessions, and personalized game recommendations. Fatima Kardar, corporate VP of gaming AI, emphasizes the importance of maintaining the gaming experience and encourages user feedback during the rollout. Demonstrations show Copilot assisting players with game reinstallation, providing strategies, suggesting character alternatives, and guiding newcomers in games like Minecraft. Players can opt out of using the AI if desired. Microsoft plans to collaborate with game studios to ensure the accuracy of the information provided by Copilot. Phil Spencer envisions leveraging generative AI to enhance gameplay and preserve games tied to unique hardware.
Winsage
November 6, 2024
A Twitter user discovered references in the AppPrivacy.adml file indicating a potential rebranding of Microsoft’s AI capabilities to "Windows Intelligence." Microsoft has previously branded its AI tools as "Copilot," which was a rebranding of Bing Chat. The new branding may be inspired by Apple’s AI tools called Apple Intelligence. There is no confirmation from Microsoft regarding the rebranding or its implications for the Copilot brand, which may still exist within the Windows Intelligence framework.
Winsage
November 5, 2024
Microsoft may be considering rebranding its AI capabilities to "Windows Intelligence," as suggested by a reference found in the AppPrivacy.adml file of the latest Windows 11 update. The company has previously used the term "Copilot" for its AI tools, which was a rebranding from Bing Chat. The potential shift to Windows Intelligence could be influenced by Apple's recent announcement of its AI suite, Apple Intelligence. Microsoft has not officially commented on this possible rebranding or its implications for the existing Copilot brand.
AppWizard
August 2, 2024
Google is enhancing its Gemini chatbot to replace Assistant on various Android devices. The initial rollout has begun, but Gemini's functionality is limited due to the lack of necessary extensions for apps and services, leading to continued reliance on Assistant. Google showcased some of these extensions during the I/O 2024 event, but did not provide a specific release timeline. Recent updates in Google Workspace applications like Keep, Tasks, and Calendar indicate that Gemini support may be forthcoming. Android Authority has activated some features early, allowing Gemini to create notes and lists in the Keep app, manage notes, and perform basic actions like retrieving notes. The interaction occurs in a floating window, with users shown related notes before finalizing actions. Gemini will also support the Tasks app, enabling users to create reminders and manage task lists. In the Calendar app, users will be able to create events and edit meetings using voice prompts. Additionally, Gemini will be integrated into Google Home and the stock phone/dialer app, allowing users to manage smart home devices and perform phone actions without Assistant. An official launch date for these integrations has not been announced, but the presence of certain components suggests updates may be coming soon.
AppWizard
June 24, 2024
Meta AI, powered by Meta's Llama 3 language model, is now available to all users of WhatsApp, Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram in India. It offers features such as recommending restaurants and creating multiple-choice tests. The chatbot can be used in English and has a text-to-image generation feature activated by the word "imagine." Users can animate or refine images and collaborate with friends on creative projects. The integration of Meta AI is expected to revolutionize user interaction and creativity in India.
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