Android | Microsoft Adds Bing AI to SwiftKey
Microsoft has made Bing AI ubiquitous, making it difficult to escape its reach.
Microsoft SwiftKey has been a valuable tool for users that enjoy voice-typing, built-in search, and task management syncing. During the COVID-19 pandemic, I accidentally downloaded a bare-bones keyboard app for Excel on Android that looked similar to SwiftKey. The app had no options, but I used it for a few weeks before realizing that it was the wrong app.
Microsoft launched SwiftKey in 2010 and has since heavily updated it with a modernized feature set. Originally, it was launched for Windows Phone but has since been transferred to Android and iOS. You may not have heard of it until now because third-party keyboards are not widely used in the real world. SwiftKey’s features include clipboard cloud connectivity, personalized themes, and multi-language support.
Swiftkey now includes Bing Chat, a service which includes generative AI support. Bing Chat has been a major focus in the tech world since it was launched on February 7, 2023. Microsoft has been reconsidered as a viable option for many services now that people can appreciate its recent innovative efforts.
Microsoft is taking a proactive approach to ensuring that you are aware of Bing ChatAI and its potential benefits for you and your life.
This feature is currently in beta and can be accessed by logging into your account and signing up for the beta program.
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