Edge will now be more than a browser. Because Microsoft has now started using the name Artificial Intelligence Browser for Edge. In this way, Microsoft can be the pioneer of a brand new trend. You can expect products coming to market this year to bill themselves as AI devices. Here are the details…
Microsoft is using the “AI Browser” name for Edge on mobile devices, even though it’s no longer on the Windows Store!
Microsoft is trying to rebrand its Edge internet browser. Edge stood alone at the edge of your desktop. It had already taken its place on the dusty shelves of technology history. Until Microsoft tried to revive it.
Now Microsoft is trying to claim that Edge is at the cutting edge of AI. The company started calling its native browser “Microsoft Edge: AI Browser.” This change may sound trivial. However, this may herald a new trend. Following Microsoft, many companies may add the name artificial intelligence to their products.
A new copyright lawsuit has been filed against OpenAI and Microsoft. ChatGPT reportedly cites paid sources.
Now Microsoft has updated its app store pages. So this nickname appears when searching for Edge in the Google Play Store and Apple’s App Store. However, for some reason, “browser” is written in lowercase letters in the Play Store. Microsoft had already called Edge “Your AI-powered browser” after adding Bing AI features last year.
However, now artificial intelligence comes to the fore for people who download the mobile application. The app’s description now mentions the browser’s GPT-4 capabilities, with the built-in Copilot chatbot tracking Bing search. The browser also accesses OpenAI’s DALL-E 3 AI renderer model, which is accessible via co-pilot.
However, when you search for Edge in the Microsoft Store, you won’t see any of this branding. The reason for this is that all Windows operating system computers are already stocked with Edge.
