Slack is also adopting artificial intelligence (AI) and most people would like its use of the technology that can simplify tasks on the platform. Slack is heavily used for communication in offices and there is a good chance that you end up missing the unread messages over the course of the day. Slack realises the issue and it wants to use AI to simplify these matters for its users.
Tagging is a common theme in Slack as well which might have some information for you which you might have skipped or not bothered to read through. Slack is giving AI the power to help you summarise and explain the gist of the thread, without forcing you to waste time reading the whole passage.
The use of AI in slack is as simple as clicking on an icon and you can customise the queries based on what is available on the chat within a channel. The platform is also allowing you to link third-party apps which brings more functionalities to the core AI integration on Slack.
But like most platforms serving customers with a dose of AI, Slack is offering these features to its enterprise users who can try out the AI tools as an add-on to their existing subscription. You also have the option to search for content within the channels using the AI chatbot. The company assures that its Large Language Model is hosted within Slack and it promises to keep the data away from other clients.
In addition to this, Slack will not be using the data to train its LLMs, something other tech companies have been allegedly doing with their services. Slack is offering the AI-powered feature in the US for now with other regions and languages to be supported in the near future.
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