Microsoft launches GPT4 and DALL-E powered Copilot app for Android: Details

Android is the first operating system outside Microsoft's own Windows to get its Copilot AI, which is a multi-modal AI powered by OpenAI's GPT-4 and DALL-E

Microsoft has launched a dedicated app of its AI-powered assistant Copilot for Android devices. The application is available free on Google Play Store. Though there has been no official confirmation about the iOS app, it is likely to arrive in the coming weeks.

According to the listing on Google Play Store, the app is powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4 and DALL-E to provide “fast, complex, and precise responses, as well as the ability to create breathtaking visuals from simple text descriptions”. The key features mentioned in the app’s listing description states that the AI assistant is capable of drafting emails, composing stories and scripts, summarising texts, text translation, writing job resumes, and more. The app based AI assistant will also be able to generate logo designs, create custom backgrounds, create illustrations, curate social media content, and more.

How-to use the Microsoft Copilot app

Download the app from Google Play Store

Tap on the app icon and read the terms of use and privacy statement

If you agree, tap on accept and provide permissions required by the app

Once done, sign-in using Microsoft account – if you have it

You can use the Copilot app without signing-in. However, the responses are limited in free tier

To use GPT-4, tap on the toggle visible on the top of the screen

To initiate the chat, tap on the chat icon on the bottom side