Google's New Allo Messaging App Gets Its Edge From AI

Google’s New Allo Messaging App Gets Its Edge From AI

Apple has one. It’s called Messages. Microsoft has one, too. It’s called Skype. Facebook has two of them: WhatsApp and Messenger. They’re all messaging apps—smartphone apps that let you chat with friends and family. But they’re rapidly morphing into something else, a new kind of super communication tool that does so much more than just shuttle texts between people.So, it should come as no surprise that Google is building a new one of its own. It’s called Allo. The big difference is that, well, it comes from Google. Unveiled this morning at the company’s annual Google I/O conference and due to arrive later this summer, Allo will run on both Android Phones and the Apple iPhone, and early signs suggest it’s at least a little bit smarter than other messaging…


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