AI-powered Google Messages Magic Compose is here
If you are tired of composing texts while chatting with friends, the Google Message Magic Compose is here for you. This new artificial intelligence-powered feature can do a lot more than just compose those text messages for you. It can also help you to spice up your chatting experience with family and friends.
Beta testers have already gained access to this feature ahead of its global release. This feature marks a new era in the use of artificial intelligence technology on a day-to-day basis. Over the past few months, netizens have had a taste of various artificial intelligence models.
Now it is time to let artificial intelligence do the chatting for you while you chill and enjoy the conversation. This article will cover all the details regarding this new feature that is coming to the Google Messages app. For Google, this is a new era for chatting and artificial intelligence is already playing a big role.
Details regarding the Google Message Magic Compose feature
Google Message beta testers are already making use of an artificial intelligence text composer feature. From the images sent to the sources of this information, it is clear that the name of this feature is Magic Compose and its function is very simple. Once activated, it helps generate automatic responses for users based on their conversation with the person they wish to reply to.
To better understand this feature, think a bit about the Gboard (Google keyboard) on your Android device. While typing, the keyboard helps generate the next word for your sentence. It does this by understanding your previous typing pattern and how it feels the sentence should go.
Just like Gboard, the Magic Compose feature will pick a ton of options on what your response to a chat should be. Activating this feature will let users pick the response they feel is best from the list of suggestions. To activate this feature, users will need to head over to the suggestion page under settings and toggle on the Magic Compose slider.
For now, not everyone has access to this feature as it is still in its experimental stage. There is some spice to stand this feature apart from the Smart Reply feature Google Messages already offers. The generated replies with Google Message Magic Compose come in several sections for users to pick from.
There are up to five sections, being chill, excited, lyrical, formal, and short. All sections can be put to use while chatting with friends and acquaintances, but formal is best while talking with a colleague, an employer, an employee, or even a client. The lyrical section stands out as Google picks song lyrics that can best reply to the message sent to the user.
Surprisingly, this feature is not limited to RCS messaging and can be used over MMS chats. The coming months will shed more light on this Google Message Magic Compose feature that might be rolling out globally. Do you think artificial intelligence has a role to play in chats between family and friends?
If you are tired of composing texts while chatting with friends, the Google Message Magic Compose is here for you. This new artificial intelligence-powered feature can do a lot more than just compose those text messages for you. It can also help you to spice up your chatting experience with family and friends.
Beta testers have already gained access to this feature ahead of its global release. This feature marks a new era in the use of artificial intelligence technology on a day-to-day basis. Over the past few months, netizens have had a taste of various artificial intelligence models.
Now it is time to let artificial intelligence do the chatting for you while you chill and enjoy the conversation. This article will cover all the details regarding this new feature that is coming to the Google Messages app. For Google, this is a new era for chatting and artificial intelligence is already playing a big role.
Details regarding the Google Message Magic Compose feature
Google Message beta testers are already making use of an artificial intelligence text composer feature. From the images sent to the sources of this information, it is clear that the name of this feature is Magic Compose and its function is very simple. Once activated, it helps generate automatic responses for users based on their conversation with the person they wish to reply to.
To better understand this feature, think a bit about the Gboard (Google keyboard) on your Android device. While typing, the keyboard helps generate the next word for your sentence. It does this by understanding your previous typing pattern and how it feels the sentence should go.
Just like Gboard, the Magic Compose feature will pick a ton of options on what your response to a chat should be. Activating this feature will let users pick the response they feel is best from the list of suggestions. To activate this feature, users will need to head over to the suggestion page under settings and toggle on the Magic Compose slider.
For now, not everyone has access to this feature as it is still in its experimental stage. There is some spice to stand this feature apart from the Smart Reply feature Google Messages already offers. The generated replies with Google Message Magic Compose come in several sections for users to pick from.
There are up to five sections, being chill, excited, lyrical, formal, and short. All sections can be put to use while chatting with friends and acquaintances, but formal is best while talking with a colleague, an employer, an employee, or even a client. The lyrical section stands out as Google picks song lyrics that can best reply to the message sent to the user.
Surprisingly, this feature is not limited to RCS messaging and can be used over MMS chats. The coming months will shed more light on this Google Message Magic Compose feature that might be rolling out globally. Do you think artificial intelligence has a role to play in chats between family and friends?
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