Google Magic Compose: What are the Features and How Does it Work?

Google Magic Compose uses AI to assist users with text message composition.

Google has begun to push out the beta version of Magic Compose, it's new messages feature that employs artificial intelligence to assist you in writing text messages. Google Magic Compose is a beta feature within the Google Messages app. It creates stylish, recommended responses based on the context of the messages. Use Magic Compose to gain ideas for how to start or respond to a conversation, or to rework a written message in several ways.

Magic Compose makes use of Google's generative AI technology to analyze the context of your discussion and offer relevant and engaging responses. For example, if you're discussing a movie with a friend, Magic Compose may recommend an answer that contains a reference from the film or a link to a review.

Magic Compose also supports a range of styles, allowing you to select the appropriate tone for your dialogue. For example, you can use a formal style for a business talk or an informal style with friends. Open the Messages app and begin a discussion to use Magic Compose. Then, in the text field, tap the pencil icon. A list of potential responses, in a variety of styles, will display. Choose the appropriate response, and it will be entered into the text space.

As Magic Compose is still in beta, it isn't flawless. Sometimes the suggestions aren't particularly relevant or aren't written in the appropriate style. However, Magic Compose is a powerful tool that can help you save money.

When starting a new discussion or responding to a message, Magic Compose looks at several factors, including previous messages, the recipient's name, and the current time. Magic Compose provides a range of potential responses by analyzing this contextual information. These proposed comments are then ranked according to their relevance and tone. The top-ranking responses are shown in the text box for the user's review. At this stage, the user can either select one of the suggested responses or input their reply. This simple approach simplifies email creation and increases user productivity.