WhatsApp Working on AI Powered Image Editor Ask Meta AI Feature Know Details

According to information shared by the feature tracker, WhatsApp is currently working on a feature that will let users edit their photos using editing tools that run on Artificial Intelligence (AI). When this feature will be launched for users in the future, users will be able to quickly edit, restyle or expand the background of a photo using AI. Meanwhile, the company is also working on a feature that will allow users to ask questions on the company’s ‘Meta AI’ service directly from the search bar.

Feature Tracker WABetaInfo Accordinga feature tracker with a good track record of spotting new features before they are rolled out on the messaging app, the new WhatsApp beta for Android 2.24.7.13 update includes code for an AI-powered photo editor. This feature is currently a work in progress so cannot currently be tested by users who have signed up to receive the beta version of the app.

A screenshot published by WABetaInfo shows an early version of the feature on the interface, which appears to be sending photos on WhatsApp for Android. A green icon is visible on the top left side of the HD icon and on tapping it, three options – Background, Restyle and Expand – appear. This feature is still being developed, so it’s not currently clear what each of these features do.

Meanwhile WABetaInfo in the new WhatsApp beta for Android version 2.24.7.14 By Contains information about another searched feature. The feature tracker spotted the ability to use the search bar at the top of the app to ask Meta AI questions. The company’s generative assistant for the Meta product is designed to compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT.

The thing to note is that both these features are still being developed, so even after updating the app to the new version, you will not be able to test them. These features are likely to be refined and improved, then rolled out for testing on the beta channel before being rolled out to all users. It is also expected that these will also come to users on iOS.