WhatsApp, an application widely used for communication worldwide, has taken a step forward in innovation by introducing LuzIA, a new artificial intelligence feature. This revolutionary tool allows users to transcribe voice messages into text, transforming the way we communicate and understand messages on WhatsApp.

LuzIA, a product of the viral success of ChatGPT, functions within the WhatsApp platform, providing users with a seamless and straightforward interaction. To use this feature, users visit the LuzIA website and select the “WhatsApp” option. This action opens the chat in the application. Users can then hold down on the voice message they wish to transcribe and select the “Forward” option. LuzIA becomes the recipient, and within seconds, the artificial intelligence transcribes the audio into readable text. This function is highly beneficial, regardless of the length of the voice message.

LuzIA is a free service that does not require downloading any third-party applications. Users simply need to visit the LuzIA website and select the “Try it now” option to start using this tool on WhatsApp. This ease of use offers users a hassle-free experience and encourages more people to take advantage of this innovative feature.

Beyond transcribing voice messages, LuzIA can also answer questions on a wide variety of topics. Users can interact with her and get accurate answers in Spanish. To get the best results, it’s crucial to ask clear, precise questions using appropriate language. This interactive feature enhances the user experience, making LuzIA a valuable tool in the WhatsApp community.

While using LuzIA, users can rest assured about their privacy. LuzIA’s privacy policy ensures that it collects only necessary information such as browser version or operating system to improve the application. The information entered into the chatbot is used only for analysis and advertising purposes, ensuring that the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is complied with, thus providing a safe environment for users to transcribe their voice messages.