WhatsApp’s new AI feature lets you rephrase and adjust the tone of your messages

WhatsApp launches a new AI feature that lets users the meta-owned company to re-proof or adjust the tune of their messages Declaration Wednesday.

The new feature, known as “Writing Help”, uses Meta’s personal processing technology, which allows users to accept the original message or proposed rewits not to read the AI-exposed reactions without Meta or WhatsApp. This means that people use the new tool, but the platform messages remain private.

With the help of writing, users can get AI-exposed suggestions that their messages rewrite any professional, fun, helpful or rebuilding ways.

WhatsApp displays the user’s original message to a product image feature: “Please don’t put dirty socks on the sofa.” Then AI offers “funny” rewrite, such as: “Please do not create a Sok Cemetery,” “Breaking News: Socks found cool on the couch. Please remove them,” and “Hey, Sak Ninja, laundry basket that way!”

With this launch, WhatsApp probably hopes people use their application technology when drafting messages than external tools like ChatzPT.

Of course, not everyone will like the new feature, because users probably prefer a pure, personal conversation with friends and family than AI-exposed messages. Email is a thing using AI to re -write; The other is to use it to give your grandma message.

WhatsApp says that users can access the new feature by gently pressing the new pencil icon when drafting a message on the app.

The help of writing in English in selected countries starting Wednesday is being roll -out.