Bezeq Launches Multi Chat AI App Combining Five Leading Models
Bezeq launches Multi Chat AI in its official app, offering customers free access to simultaneous responses from five leading models including ChatGPT and Claude. The telecommunications giant also upgraded its 2026 net profit forecast to 1.2 billion shekels.
Telecommunications giant Bezeq is expanding the boundaries of digital service by introducing an intriguing technological initiative designed to solve one of the most familiar problems in the world of artificial intelligence. The company is launching "Multi Chat AI" in its official application—an innovative service available to its customers free of charge, which brings together five leading AI models under one roof.
As part of the service, users can enter a single question and receive simultaneous answers from five powerful market models, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini Pro, Gemini Flash, and Perplexity. Instead of hesitating over which tool suits a specific task, the system allows users to compare answers in real time, choose the most accurate phrasing, and even switch from one model to another during the conversation while fully maintaining the context, without needing to start over.
Bezeq clarifies that this move expands the company's digital envelope beyond merely providing high-speed internet. Bezeq CEO Nir David stated: "The AI market is transitioning from single-model use to multi-model work, and Bezeq is bringing this breakthrough directly to the Israeli consumer. Integrating the service into the app is a strategic step in expanding our digital service portfolio, driven by the desire to make artificial intelligence a simple and accessible technology that anyone can use."
This expansion of digital services comes against the backdrop of an impressive financial boom for the Bezeq Group. Following two particularly successful quarters and a surge in fiber-optic connections, the company has revised upward its comparative net profit forecast for 2026 to a record level of 1.15 to 1.2 billion shekels, alongside an EBITDA estimated at 3.8 to 3.85 billion shekels. Stability in the investment budget leaves the telecommunications giant with substantial cash surpluses for extraordinary dividend distributions, a step that also positively impacts public savings.
