Summary of the chats with the IA and music: here's what it boils in the WhatsApp pot

Summary of the chats with the IA and music: here’s what it boils in the WhatsApp pot

By Dr. Kyle Muller

Here’s what you can do with WhatsApp: automatic summaries of the chats, organize events, create personalized stickers and listen to music directly in the app.

After introducing the IA chatbots and the possibility of obtaining written previews of voice messages, Meta is testing new functions to improve WhatsApp. The most interesting? The automatic summaries of chat, tools to organize events, the possibility of creating personalized stickers and listening to music directly in the app. Here’s in detail what awaits us …

Intelligent summary. Manage hundreds of messages in class chats or working groups can become a nightmare. This is why WhatsApp is testing a function that automatically generates a summary of unread messagestaking advantage of artificial intelligence. This novelty will allow you to recover the wire of the conversations with a simple touch, without having to flow dozens of notifications. The system is based on an infrastructure called Private processingdesigned to ensure maximum privacy: requests are elaborated safely and temporaryly, without destination or third parties being able to access content. The summary will be optional and visible Only at the request of the Userbut will not be available in chats with active advanced privacy settings, to respect those who prefer not to use IA functions. Finally, part of the code will be made open source, to protect transparency and safety.

Events in Chat. Another novelty concerns the possibility of Create and manage events directly within group chats. Designed to simplify the organization of meetings, parties or appointmentsthis option will allow users of set date, time, place and description of the eventvisible to all participants. The guests will be able to confirm their presence with a simple click, avoiding further steps.

It is a small but significant step towards one More “social” management of WhatsApp groupsincreasingly used to organize group activities.

Vocal transcription. For those who prefer to read rather than listening, WhatsApp is working on an improvement in their automatic transcription system of vocal messages. This option takes advantage of the recognition of the voice to convert the audio notes to text, facilitating reading in contexts in which to listen is not possible or practical.

Unlike the current “previews” of the vowels, however, The transcription will be more accurate and completewith the possibility of flowing the content e Look for keywords. Also in this case, privacy will be guaranteed: the elaboration of messages will take place locally on the device or, if necessary, via safe servers, without compromising end-to-end encryption.

Music and stickers. There will also be the possibility of share music songs directly in conversations e listen to them without getting out of the appa bit like already happens on Instagram when looking for the right soundtrack to combine with your “story”.

The difference, however, is that this function It will connect to streaming services such as Spotify, YouTube Music and Amazon Musicallowing the reproduction in chat.

In parallel, it is working on further innovation: generate personalized stickers through artificial intelligence. Starting from a textual description, the user can create tailor -made images, enriching visual communication in a simple and immediate way.

Kyle Muller
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Dr. Kyle Muller
Dr. Kyle Mueller is a Research Analyst at the Harris County Juvenile Probation Department in Houston, Texas. He earned his Ph.D. in Criminal Justice from Texas State University in 2019, where his dissertation was supervised by Dr. Scott Bowman. Dr. Mueller's research focuses on juvenile justice policies and evidence-based interventions aimed at reducing recidivism among youth offenders. His work has been instrumental in shaping data-driven strategies within the juvenile justice system, emphasizing rehabilitation and community engagement.
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