There’s no information on when SwiftKey iOS users can expect it. The feature is slowly rolling out for Android devices in beta. It’s possible that the company is taking action to compete with other iOS AI-powered keyboards that offer ChatGPT integration. The Bing integration will likely appear on the iPhone soon, given Microsoft’s AI push, as the iOS version of SwiftKey has not been updated regularly. The company promised to invest heavily in the keyboard, even as it prepared to launch an AI-powered version of Bing. Microsoft discontinued SwiftKey support for iOS last year, but the app returned to the App Store later. Microsoft’s CTO of mobile and commerce, Pedram Rezaei, confirmed the news via Twitter. Get yourself onto the Beta channel to taste the future. With this integration, using the Bing mobile app to access the chatbot is redundant, given that SwiftKey users can now do so with ease in any app.ĭid we just add major AI functionality to Slowly rolling out. The application, already seen in a couple of leaks in previous days, aims to bring users faster note taking to iPhone and iPad, although it won’t replace the default keyboard in iOS, something Apple still doesn’t. The integration features a chat mode that grants users chatbot access and a tone mode that enables rewriting of any text directly from the keyboard. SwiftKey on Thursday announced its first ever iOS application, SwiftKey Note, which is available to iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users as a free download from the App Store. Download the latest SwiftKey beta and sign in to your MSA. SwiftKey Beta users can now access Microsoft’s Bing chatbot with a single tap in any app, thanks to a new integration that rolled out on Wednesday.īing Chat is coming to SwiftKey.
This feature lets users chat with Bing on any app that uses SwiftKey, helping them to improve their text or find what they need online. Microsoft’s Bing chatbot is now accessible through SwiftKey on Android devices.
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