We know that Microsoft has been working on its AI-Powered Bing and Edge browsers, and the company keeps releasing new updates and features to improve the browsers. Now, Microsoft celebrates 6 months of the new AI-Powered Bing and Edge, and the company announces this as the reinvented search. According to the official announcements, the tech giant is planning to release new features to celebrate 6 months. Here are the details about Microsoft Bing and Edge features…
Microsoft Bing and Edge receives more AI-powered features
When we look at the back, Microsoft claims that the company reinvented search with the new AI-powered Bing and Edge. We can assume that most people experienced these browsers with the latest features due to the ChatGPT popularity. Microsoft reveals that people created over 1 billion chats during 6 months. That’s why the company has decided to expand the system to other browsers.
Microsoft confirmed that the brand is bringing the new AI-powered Bing to third-party browsers on the web and mobile soon. It means that you will have access to the AI-powered features even if you don’t use Bing or Edge. However, the company recommends you use Edge to unlock longer conversations, chat history, and more Bing features.
Now, let’s take a look at the features of Microsoft Bing:
- Bing Image Creator
- Chat History
- Bing Mobile App
- Windows Copilot
- Bing in SwiftKey
Shiftdelete.netMicrosoft is bringing four new features to celebrate 6 months of launch. While some of these features are now available, others will be available soon.
- Third-Party Browser Support (Soon)
- Multimodal Visual Search in Chat (Available)
- Dark Mode (Available)
- Bing Chat Enterprise
The company says, “As excited as we are by the progress from these first six months, we’re even more excited by what’s to come in the next six months! We’re already hard at work on new experiences like Bing Chat plug-ins and refining existing experiences, but we also want to keep hearing from you! Feedback is one of our sources of inspiration and a great way to ensure as we build the future of AI-powered search that we’re delivering features that are as helpful and delightful as possible for you. So please, keep the feedback coming!”
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