How to Get ChatGPT Plus and GPT-4 Free with Microsoft Copilot – Tech.co
The Microsoft Copilot AI chatbot app is now available to download on the App Store for iPhone and iPad users, following hot on the heels of its release for Android in late December.
Among other things, this means that both Android and iOS users can now effectively use ChatGPT’s paid GPT-4 model, normally part of a ChatGPT Plus subscription, absolutely free via the Microsoft app.
That’s because Copilot is powered by the newer GPT-4 large language model (LLM), as well as featuring OpenAI’s DALL-E 3 image AI tech. This means you get access to both generative AI chatbot’s functionality without paying the $20-a-month subscription fee for ChatGPT Plus. Here’s how to do it.
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There’s no doubt that Microsoft has been trying its hardest to make Copilot more of a “thing” in the world of AI and this latest move may just do it. Despite now having a seat on the OpenAI board, it’s effectively leapfrogged that company in terms of free AI chatbot prowess.
As well as the Bing app, which walks the line between an AI chatbot and traditional search engine, the tech giant has been busy expanding the use and visibility of the Copilot brand, touting it as “your everyday AI companion.”
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The Bing Chat website was recently rebranded to Copilot, and sits alongside Copilot for Windows, Copilot for Microsoft 365, Copilot for Azure, and GitHub Copilot to name but a few products.
However, these latest mobile rollouts look set to ramp up that reach even more. By incorporating the latest AI models from OpenAI, this offering gives users the innovation and functionality of GPT-4 and DALL-E 3.
With GPT-4 on board, Copilot is able to offer more reliable and accurate responses than ever before. For its part, the inclusion of image generator DALL-E 3 means it can create photos, artwork, and other images based on your search query.
It looks almost certain to give it an edge over the free version of ChatGPT, though you can read our full ChatGPT vs Copilot guide to learn more.
This is the easy part!
If you’re an iOS user ready to give Copilot a try, simply head to the App Store for either iPhone or iPad.
On iOS, the app can be used immediately without needing to be signed up to anything. However, signing in with a Microsoft account (free to create) will let you ask more questions and have more detailed and longer conversations with the chatbot.
Similarly, Android users will find the Copilot app available to download on the Google Play Store.
The Copilot app’s functionality is pretty straightforward. Use the ‘Ask me anything’ prompt to type your question, tap the microphone icon to say it, or upload an image for analysis. Copilot can reply with audio as well as displaying results on screen.
Thanks to GPT-4, some of the tasks you can complete using Copilot include:
For the more visually inclined, DALL-E 3 is behind the app’s text-to-image functionality, allowing you to do things like:
The app also allows you to toggle between Light and Dark modes.
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