Discord launches AI-focused features for collaboration
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Discord has announced plans to give its users more AI-powered tools to be use with friends. While some tools will roll out today, it’s clear that AI is seen as a long term investment for the platform.
Discord’s first wave of AI tools will focus on quality of life improvements. These will be tested on a limited number of servers with plans to release to the wider public afterwards.
Discord’s native chat bot Clyde will be brought to artificial life using OpenAI technology. Users will be able to ask Clyde questions and have extended conversations with the bot. The platform is also supercharging its AutoMod to help take some of the (manual) load off of moderating servers. OpenAI will be used to help refine flags based on the context of the conversation. Finally, Discord is making it easier to catch up on threads you missed with AI-generated conversation summaries.
The Discord also teased features it plans to bring to users down the road.
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