Cross-Platform Support: Microsoft's Copilot App Now Available on Apple Devices – Here's What You Need to Know

Delhi : Microsoft has begun to provide Copilot, an AI assistant software, for Apple products. You may download the Copilot app on your iPhone or iPad. The Microsoft AI assistant's text response and picture generating capabilities are powered by OpenAI's GPT-4 model and DALL-E 3. Microsoft released Copilot for Android smartphones earlier.

The iOS and iPadOS software gives users free access to OpenAI's GPT-4 model, much like the Android version does. The DALL-E 3 model from OpenAI is used by the Copilot app to generate images.

The Copilot app for iOS may be used to draft emails, write tales or screenplays, summarise difficult materials, translate multilingual content, proofread, build customised travel schedules, and generate resumes upon request, according to its advertisement in the App Store. The Copilot app's image production features allow it to visualise film and video storyboards, make drawings for books, establish brand themes, create logo designs, and curate social media content.

How to make use of the iOS Microsoft Copilot app

• Get the app from the Apple App Store.
  
• Read the privacy statement and terms of use by tapping on the app's icon.
• If you concur, click Accept to give the app the necessary rights.
• Next, use your Microsoft account to log in, if you already have one, or create one using the sign-in menu located in the upper left corner of the page.
• It is possible to use the Copilot app without logging in. But in the free tier, there aren't as many answers.
• Tap the toggle that is shown at the top of the screen to utilise the GPT-4 model.
• Tap the chat icon located on the bottom to start a conversation.
• Give the Copilot assistant a description of the image you wish to create from the chat itself to initiate the DALL-E 3 image generation process.