Discord, the go-to chat platform, recently announced the impending shutdown of its Clyde, experimental AI chatbot, as of December 1. After this date, users won’t find Clyde in or server chats, DMs, and Group DMs. Despite the sudden exit, Discord expressed gratitude for user support and feedback, promising continuous efforts to introduce new features and experiences.
Clyde was introduced as part of Discord’s AI exploration, utilizing OpenAI’s models for interactive conversations. Although the company didn’t specify the reasons for Clyde’s shutdown, it remains committed to evolving its platform.
In the world of AI, Discord has been experimenting actively with features like conversation summaries that are AI-generated. Moreover, the platform is a hub for AI developers, fostering innovation in this space.
As part of Discord’s commitment to user security, the platform announced a shift to temporary file links by year-end to combat malware threats. These links will refresh every 24 hours, adding an extra layer of protection without affecting regular content sharing within the Discord client.
Discord introduced a game-changing feature for gaming enthusiasts in August, allowing users to stream Xbox gameplay directly on the platform. Responding to community demand, this feature enables Xbox players to share their gaming experiences effortlessly.
You can use this even if you are using Discord Unblocked! To utilize this feature, link your Xbox Profile to Discord via User Settings > Connections, click on the Xbox logo, sign in to your Microsoft account, and follow the setup instructions on desktop or mobile. Discord’s dynamic approach to AI, enhanced security measures, and integration of sought-after gaming features showcase its commitment to providing users with a diverse and secure environment. As Clyde takes a bow, Discord promises more exciting developments on the horizon. Stay tuned for further updates on Discord’s evolving landscape.
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