Google has announced a new AI-powered feature for its Messages app called Magic Compose. This feature uses machine learning to analyze the context of your conversations and suggest relevant and engaging responses. Read below for more information.
What is Google’s Magic Compose feature?
Magic Compose is an experimental feature announced by Google to offer its users new ways to generate messages with the help of AI. The feature includes a variety of styles which is beneficial for people to choose the precise tone for their messages and deliver them smoothly with minimal errors.
For example, users can choose a formal style for a conversation with colleagues or clients while discussing a possible job and an informal style with their friends to discuss meeting plans over the weekend.
Google has built Bard’s capabilities into the Magic Compose feature so that users can easily rewrite composed messages and send them. This feature is available for Rich Communication Services (RCS) chats.
Google support section mentions “Magic Compose is an experimental feature within the Google Messages app. Powered by Google’s generative AI technology, Magic Compose creates stylized, suggested responses with the context of your messages.”
When will the Magic Compose feature be released?
The feature is currently in beta testing on Android, however, Google plans to launch it for its users soon.
Google mentioned that Google One Premium members who participate in the Messages beta testing program will have priority access to the new features. Additionally, the feature is available for users over 18 years of age. Here are all the eligibility criteria set by Google:
“While in beta, this feature currently is:
- Limited to users over 18 years of age.
- Only available in English on Android phones with US SIM cards.
- Not available on Android Go phones.
“To access this feature in Messages, you must:
- Sign in to the Messages app on your Google account.
- Activate RCS chats.
How to use Google’s Magic Compose feature?
To use Magic Compose, users simply need to start typing a message in the Messages app on their Android devices. As you type, a small bubble will appear to the right of the text field. This bubble will contain suggested answers from Magic Compose. You can tap a suggestion to insert it into the message.
Here are the steps a user can follow to use Google’s Magic Compose feature depending on the platform:
- “On your Android phone, open the Messages app.
- Open or start an RCS conversation.
- Tap Message Suggestions.
- To subscribe to Magic Compose, tap Try it.
- To keep Magic Compose off, tap No, thanks.”
To activate RCS chats on the device, here are the steps listed by Google that can be followed:
“Important: If you do not disable RCS chats in Settings to stop sending and receiving RCS messages when you remove a SIM card from your device, RCS chats may continue to work for up to 14 days.
- On your device, open Messages.
- At the top right, tap your profile picture or icon and then Messages Settings.
- Tap RCS Chats.
- Activate or deactivate RCS chats.
Google’s new Magic Compose feature can be a powerful tool to help users create beautiful and engaging content with ease. By using AI to generate layouts and text, Magic Compose can save users time and effort, while allowing them to have full control over the final product.
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