This AI-Powered Google Feature Writes Text Messages For You: How To Use, Eligibility And More – News18

At Google I/O 2023, Google introduced its generative AI-powered ‘Magic Compose’ function for Google Messages. This function can generate contextually related responses and affords quite a lot of enhancements over the Smart Compose function. It makes it simpler to ship textual content messages and takes nearly all of the trouble out of the method.

Magic Compose analyzes your final 20 messages in a chat to generate related responses primarily based on the context. However, the function has been criticized by consultants and followers alike for sending the final 20 messages to Google’s server, although they’re end-to-end encrypted.

Google Magic Compose: Who Can Use It?

But, earlier than we see the right way to allow the function, do observe that the function is at present in beta testing and you will have to enroll in the Google Messages beta program to entry it. Google notes that Google One Premium members within the Messages beta program have precedence entry as extra spots change into obtainable. The function is at present solely obtainable for Android telephones with US SIM playing cards.

Google is reportedly increasing the provision of Magic Compose steadily, which signifies that extra customers, presumably even exterior the US, will quickly be capable of use the function.

How To Enable Magic Compose On Android?

1. On your Android cellphone, open the Google Messages app.
2. Next, open an RCS dialog, or create one.
3. Tap on Message Suggestions, and faucet ‘Try It.’

After enabling the Magic Compose function, you’ll start receiving message solutions; ergo, throughout conversations, you will notice quite a lot of new solutions primarily based on what you’ve beforehand despatched. You can even rewrite the solutions utilizing varied type choices, comparable to: Remix, Excited, Chill, Shakespeare, Lyrical, Formal, and Short.

Google additionally revealed different AI-powered options like ‘Help me write’ for Gmail. The function was solely obtainable to Google Workspace Labs customers on desktop however earlier this month, Google began rolling it out to Gmail for Android and iOS for testers enrolled within the Workspace Labs program.