Microsoft SwiftKey adds Bing-powered AI features to iPhone and Android

With over 100M daily users on Bing, Microsoft has updated SwiftKey for iOS and Android with powered AI features from ChatGPT.

With more than 100 million daily users on Bing, Microsoft has updated SwiftKey for iOS and Android with powered AI features from ChatGPT. According to the company’s blog post, Bing integrates with SwiftKey in three major ways.

With the Tone feature, you can communicate more effectively by using AI to customize your in-progress text to fit any situation. Whether you struggle to be formal in your work emails, or you’re learning a new language and want help with the nuances of word choice, the Tone feature has got you covered, with tones to make your words sound more professional, casual, polite, or concise enough for a social post.

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