Microsoft Brings Bing Chat To Android Beta Version SwiftKey Keyboard App

Microsoft added Bing Chat's Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot capability to SwiftKey (photo:,dok. Microsoft)

JAKARTA - Microsoft has again added Bing Chat's Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot capabilities to its product line, SwiftKey, which is supported by the GPT-4.

SwiftKey is a popular keyboard app, where she uses AI to predict the next word that users will type.

Armed with machine learning, SwiftKey can learn the user's typing style and personalize the corresponding predictions, resulting in faster and more accurate typing.

With this integration, users can access Bing Chat on SwiftKey via the Bing button that appears on the top left side of the keyboard.

Users can also correct their text messages by creating the AI rewriting feature in a different tone. The company provides writing style options, such as Professionals, Casuals, Polite and Social Posts that provide relevant hashtags.

The same functionality can also be felt by Bing and Edge users in making documents and emails. To try out this new feature, users can install the SwiftKey Beta application from the Google Play Store.

After opening the application, they must log in with Microsoft Account information. Microsoft's Mobile CTO and Trade Pedram Rezaei said via Twitter, the feature will be launched slowly.

It is unclear when this feature will reach SwiftKey's stable release for Android. Meanwhile, it is not certain whether the feature will also be available for the iOS version. Because last year Microsoft pulled SwiftKey from iOS before returning it, quoted from Gizmochina, Monday, April 10.

Sebuah rumor beredar, perusahaan diklaim akan mengintegrasikan fitur chat AI dengan SwiftKey versi iOS, mengingat persaingan dari aplikasi keyboard QWERTY pihak ketiga iOS lainnya dengan fungsi AI.

For information, SwiftKey is Microsoft's newest application which is integrated with OpenAI's GPT technology-based Bing Chat AI. Previously, the tech giant integrated the chatbot into a BROTHER in Windows 11.