Microsoft has recently launched their Bing AI chatbot and it is now open to all. This powerful tool gives users access to the Bing search engine and can answer text-based queries with photos, videos, and text results. Multimodal search also lets you drop images or paste them in the interface and Bing can provide instructions on how to recreate it. Plus, all Bing AI chats can now be easily imported or exported to Word or pdf files, shared with other people and organized into topics.
The new Edge browser integration allows the opened link to appear in a redesigned Edge Browser with curved corners. One interesting feature is the “Organize My Tabs” prompt which groups tabs by topics and themes. Plus, Bing AI chat can help you find hidden Edge features and can even import passwords from other browsers.
Microsoft is also adding plug-in support so partners like OpenTable and Wolfram can add their products to Bing AI chat results. To ensure they are operating in a responsible and ethical way, Microsoft has tested Bing AI with the public and have worked closely with Microsoft’s Responsible AI team to make sure their principles were upheld throughout the product.
Microsoft is a technology company based in Redmond, Washington, and founded in 1975 by Paul Allen and Bill Gates. Since its inception, the company has become the world’s largest software maker by revenue. Microsoft produces a wide range of products including Windows operating systems, Office Suite software, numerous computer hardware products and video gaming consoles.
Yusuf Mehdi is the Chief Marketing Officer at Microsoft and is responsible for leading the company’s sales, marketing and operations strategy. At the launch of Bing AI, Mehdi said the response had been strong, with a half a billion chats, and 200 million people using the platform.
