All WhatsApp stickers are created using secure technology provided by Meta
WhatsApp will present a set of AI stickers generated by the description previously entered, and the user can share which sticker to share in the conversation.
WhatsApp, the Meta-owned popular instant messaging application, is reportedly rolling out a feature to create and share artificial intelligence (AI) stickers to enhance the user experience on its platform
“WhatsApp is now focusing on improving the messaging experience. Specifically, thanks to the latest WhatsApp beta for
Android 2.23.17.14 update, we discovered that a very limited group of beta testers may be able to create and share AI stickers,” WABetaInfo, a website that tracks WhatsApp, reported.
According to the report, a new button “Create” may be available when opening the keyboard within the sticker tab. When selecting this option, the user will be prompted to enter a description used to generate a sticker. WhatsApp will present a set of AI stickers generated by the description previously entered, and the user can share which sticker to share in the conversation.
All stickers are created using secure technology provided by Meta. You have control over AI-generated stickers. If you find one inappropriate, you can report it. This feature is optional and AI stickers are easily identifiable. Recipients can know when a sticker is made by Meta’s AI technology.
As per the report, this feature brings a couple of advantages to the user experience. By entering a description to generate AI stickers, users can create stickers that are highly personalised and relevant to their interests, experiences, or conversations.
It’s mentioned that personalized stickers can make messaging more enjoyable and engaging. In addition, users don’t need to have advanced design skills or access to external tools as they can simply input a description to trigger the generation of stickers related to those terms.
The feature to create and share AI stickers is available to a very limited group of beta testers that install the latest update of WhatsApp beta for Android, and it’s rolling out to even more people over the coming weeks.
