WhatsApp has launched a new AI-powered feature called “Message Summaries” that helps users catch up on unread personal or group chats more efficiently. When a user has missed a large number of messages, a “Summarize Privately” button appears, allowing Meta AI to generate a bullet-point summary of the conversation. The feature uses Meta’s secure “Private Processing” technology, ensuring that message data remains confidential and is not visible to Meta or WhatsApp. This optional feature is currently available in English for users in the U.S., with plans to expand globally in 2025. Users can control or disable it through advanced privacy settings for each chat. The tool is part of WhatsApp’s broader push to integrate AI while maintaining user privacy and a clutter-free experience.
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WhatsApp Introduces AI-Powered Message Summaries to Help Users Catch Up on Unread Chats
WhatsApp has launched a new AI-powered feature called “Message Summaries” that helps users catch up on unread personal or group chats more efficiently. When a user has missed a large number of messages, a “Summarize Privately” button appears, allowing Meta AI to generate a bullet-point summary of the conversation. The feature uses Meta’s secure “Private Processing” technology, ensuring that message data remains confidential and is not visible to Meta or WhatsApp. This optional feature is currently available in English for users in the U.S., with plans to expand globally in 2025. Users can control or disable it through advanced privacy settings for each chat. The tool is part of WhatsApp’s broader push to integrate AI while maintaining user privacy and a clutter-free experience.
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