Whatsapp prepares to make stickers on texts with AI technology
WhatsApp, the popular messaging application, is working on a sticker creation system with artificial intelligence. With the new feature, the trouble of searching for stickers for minutes will end.
Whatsapp, the messaging application that people demand and use the most today, is working on a sticker preparation system with artificial intelligence technology.
WhatsApp enables its users to express their current moods and emotions to the other party in a better way with stickers, which it offers in two different ways, moving and still.
But sometimes it can be difficult to find the right sticker. Although the "sticker search" function in the app makes it easier to find stickers, there were times when this feature was insufficient. The company is working on a new feature based on artificial intelligence as a solution to this problem.
AI TO CREATE STICKERS
WhatsApp has started testing the ability to create stickers with artificial intelligence, WABetaInfo reports. This function, which is currently available to those who have installed the Android beta version, will soon be available to everyone.
With the new feature, users will no longer have to spend minutes searching for stickers. When you click the "Create Sticker" button, enter a few words that express your current emotion in the field that will appear, and WhatsApp will automatically create the appropriate sticker.
Users will also be able to add the AI-generated sticker to their WhatsApp favorites to send it later. The system will also generate not just one sticker, but several different stickers based on the text you type, and you can share whichever one you like best.
According to the information shared, AI stickers will always be recognizable, meaning WhatsApp will give the recipient a label that lets them know that the content was created by AI. You will also be able to report directly to Meta if you think the sticker is inappropriate or harmful.
The ability to create and share AI stickers is available to a limited group who have installed the latest update of WhatsApp beta for Android. It is expected to roll out to even more people in the coming weeks.
Source: WABetaInfo
