With GIF suggestions, anytime you type in a phrase like, “Hello” or “See you later,” a GIF picker bar will show you moving images that could be used instead. But now, in addition to suggesting URLs, videos, pages, and other internal Facebook content, the bot will also help you jazz up your exchanges.
Previously, M suggested that you save your content from within Messenger conversations, allowing you to easily read, watch, or share content with other friends. With Facebook’s latest update, M will proactively make suggestions, including for GIFs, quick responses, and movies. All M does is take away an extra step, and it reminds you these features exist in Messenger. If M has indeed caught your eye, here’s a list of all the ways it can currently help in your conversations. It will also roll out globally at some point as Facebook says users across the globe will “start seeing a redesigned way to compose messages.” If you want nothing to do with this AI revolution, or if you think M makes your conversations too cluttered, you can mute it by heading to Messenger’s settings - tap on the person icon on the top-right of Messenger’s main page, then tap M settings and toggle Suggestions off.Ī lot of M’s functions are available in Facebook Messenger - simply tap on the “+” icon on the left, and you’ll be able to share your location, book a ride, plan an event, and more. Most importantly, Facebook is still working on M and it’s likely the assistant will evolve a lot over the next few months and years. For example, if you mention going somewhere, M can detect this and will offer up a quick way to book a ride with Uber or Lyft (you can set your preference) - all without leaving the Messenger app.īefore diving into what Facebook’s M can do, there are a few things to keep in mind. M itself is powered by Facebook-built AI, and so far works by popping up in your chats when it detects that it can help with something. If you’d like to receive M Suggestions in Spanish, you can change the preferred language to Spanish. M is now able to provide suggestions in Spanish - like sending payments or sharing your location - and the feature is gradually rolling out in Mexico for iOS and Android, Facebook told Digital Trends.
With the assistant officially rolled out across the U.S., it is now available in both English and Spanish to all Messenger users in the country. Julian Chokkattu/Digital TrendsNotice a little “M” logo near the textbox in Facebook Messenger? It’s the social media network’s artificially intelligent assistant that’s meant to offer suggestions in your conversations - similar to how Google Assistant can jump in to help in conversations via Allo.
0 kommentar(er)
