WhatsApp is seeing high demand for the Meta AI chatbot that can help you create AI-generated images, get tips and responses for random questions. But soon the Meta AI chatbot will allow you to send voice chat and make it a full-fledged voice assistant in the messaging app.

WhatsApp is testing the feature with select Android and iOS users on beta for now but we can expect the full roll out to happen in the coming months.

The option has been spotted by the reliable WaBetaInfo this month, and as you can see here, the messaging app will have a feature of Ask Meta AI anything that is most likely getting activated using a wake word that we tend to use for Google Assistant or Siri on smartphones.

This is a big change from the existing setup where you can only send text prompts to get the images created or help summarise articles. Getting all these features in voice will help many more people to sign up for the AI chatbot from Meta without needing a login or creating a separate account to use these tools.

Meta is heavily banking on the reach of WhatsApp to catapult the exposure of its AI chatbot which helps it train the AI models faster and make them more smarter and efficient as well.

Meta also feels that it can add more media features on WhatsApp that billions will relish using on the messaging app which is a win-win for everyone involved in the setup. The latest addition in Meta AI will be called AI Studio which lets people edit their AI-generated images within the messaging app.

Source: news18