The Smart Reply feature in Android allows users to respond to texts quickly by tapping one of the multiple replies suggested by the platform based on the full conversation. For example, let’s say your good buddy, Google CEO Sundar Pichai has sent you a text that says, “Are you planning to buy the Pixel Fold?” Depending on your conversation with the executive, you might see options that say: “Absolutely, Yes,” “If you give me the money,” and “I’d rather have a Pixel 8 Pro.” Press one to answer the text.
The Magic Compose is coming to Google Messages to help you send AI-composed texts. Image credit 9to5Google
If you can’t come up with an initial response to a text, you can ask the feature to generate some recommendations for a reply. These replies are based on the context of your conversation and are said to be deeper and show more relevance than Smart Reply recommendations. Google does point out, that unlike Smart Reply which runs on your phone, Magic Compose requires an internet connection.
