Microsoft Copilot is now accessible on iPhones, arriving shortly after the Android release. The chatbot responds with both text and images – explore the specifics.

Following OpenAI’s launch of the ChatGPT app on Android and iOS, Microsoft has quickly followed suit.

Just days after the Android app debut, Microsoft has released Copilot, its AI chatbot integrated with the Bing search engine, for iPhones.

The app is also optimized for iPads and accessible on iPadOS. Unlike its web counterpart, the app serves as a standalone AI chatbot capable of responding to questions in both text and image formats. It’s worth noting that the app is available for free.

You can find the Microsoft Copilot app for iOS by following this link.

Interestingly, while ChatGPT limits free account access to the GPT 3.5 version, Microsoft allows users to access GPT 4 through the Copilot app.

The app info page highlights Copilot as a groundbreaking chat assistant from Microsoft, leveraging the latest OpenAI models, GPT-4, and DALL E 3. These advanced AI technologies deliver rapid, intricate, and accurate responses, along with the capability to generate stunning visuals from basic text descriptions.