According to reports, Microsoft is shortly going to introduce the Bing search engine using ChatGPT.
This article has described how Microsoft is getting set to release Bing, its ChatGPT-powered search engine. To learn more about it, read this article.
Last week, Microsoft introduced the top-tier Teams video conferencing subscription plan for businesses. The powerful ChatGPT chatbot from OpenAI, which is integrated into the premium service, stands out.
As a result, the Teams app will be able to offer a clear overview of the team meeting with notes, tasks, and highlights. For instance, a team meeting participant will still be able to observe important conference points even if they must leave the meeting to answer an urgent call or the meeting is cut short due to a technical difficulty.
By introducing the new feature by the end of March, Microsoft hopes to gain a competitive advantage over Google, its primary search opponent.
Microsoft is reportedly planning to integrate ChatGPT’s AI capabilities with its in-house search engine.
A preview of a new search interface that replaced the search bar with a wider text block to type lengthier questions was shown to some Bing users. There is a banner stating that Microsoft is releasing updated Bing and that users may ask actual questions and get comprehensive answers, as can be seen in the screenshot sent on Twitter by student Owen Yin.
Even after testing out the new function, Yin was pleased with the Bing search’s outcomes.
Yin added that the search engine is current with global happenings and is powered by the brand-new ChatGPT 4.0. It should be emphasized that the limited public access version of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, which is currently at version 3.5, can only provide answers for data up to September 2021.
As a result, the Teams app will be able to offer a clear overview of the team meeting with notes, tasks, and highlights. For instance, a team meeting participant will still be able to observe important conference points even if they must leave the meeting to answer an urgent call or the meeting is cut short due to a technical difficulty.
Microsoft is reportedly planning to integrate ChatGPT’s AI capabilities with its in-house search engine. A preview of a new search interface that replaced the search bar with a wider text block to type lengthier questions was shown to some Bing users.
There is a banner stating that Microsoft is releasing updated Bing and that users may ask actual questions and get comprehensive answers, as can be seen in the screenshot sent on Twitter by student Owen Yin.
Sadly, the brand-new ChatGPT-Bing teaser was only active for a short period of time before disappearing. On the Microsoft Bing search page in the Edge browser, it is no longer accessible. Prior to gaining the official nod, the teaser and link were most likely published by an excessively enthusiastic intern or employee.
Microsoft hasn’t yet made the teaser public or given the media an official confirmation. However, based on the completely functional feature that Owen Yin has tried, has given us enough reason to think that Microsoft has done quite a bit of testing, and many expect that it will be ready to roll out to the public in the coming weeks.
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