Washington: Microsoft is making its Copilot AI assistant more freely available to more users, including launching a free mobile app for Android and iOS.
Copilot is the tech giant’s generative AI chatbot and assistant, which can be used to create content as well as help users with productivity tasks.
In addition, the US tech firm said it was also introducing Copilot GPTs, smaller versions of the chatbot which users can customise to focus on a single topic of interest, for example travel or cooking.Microsoft Makes Copilot AI Assistant More Widely Available
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