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WeChat internal testing of Moments AI writing and commenting. Tencent customer service responded: Related functions are still being gradually opened.

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Kuai Technology reported on August 8 that recently, some netizens reported that WeChat Moments has added two new functions: “AI Help Writing” and “AI Commenting”. According to the exposed screenshots, an “AI Help Writing” button appears in the lower right corner of the Moments publishing interface, and you can use AI to assist in generating Moments copywriting. After turning on this function, WeChat's native AI assistant Xiaowei can customize the copywriting of Moments according to user needs. In addition to using AI to write personal Moments updates, users can also use the AI ​​comment function to reply to their friends' Moments: Long press on the target Moments content to invoke the AI ​​comment portal, where Xiaowei will interpret the content and generate interesting replies. As long as you long press the corresponding content, you can select AI comments. Call WeChat's native AI "Xiaowei" to interpret this comment in an interesting way and generate reply content. In response to this update, Tencent customer service responded that the AI-related functions of Moments are still being gradually opened, and some intelligent interactive functions may be in the grayscale testing stage. Please refer to the update of the WeChat version you are using for specific support status. Previously, WeChat has tested the native AI assistant "WeChat Xiaowei" on a small scale, which allows users to use WeChat, communicate with friends, and launch mini programs through text or voice conversations. For example, users can use Xiaowei to help search for videos or articles of interest, or generate pictures, create notes, etc. When the dynamic copywriting of Moments is written by AI and the comments and replies are conceived by AI, it makes people think deeply: after artificial intelligence gradually takes over the expression, how can the authenticity of acquaintance social interaction in Moments be retained?