Microsoft’s new Bing is all set to revamp online search with AI

According to reports, the corporation is getting ready to showcase these plans in the next few weeks

Microsoft just unveiled the new Bing, which will revolutionize online search and include ChatGPT-like functionality. The organization stated that the new Bing would utilize an OpenAI large language model that would be "more effective than ChatGPT and optimized for search." People are excited to use the new AI-powered search engine that Microsoft has launched, Bing, which directly competes with Google. Microsoft will, however, continue to conduct AI research. Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook could all be potentially benefitted from AI integration, according to the corporation. There have long been rumors that Microsoft is preparing to launch these tools with AI capabilities. The most recent rumor also suggests that the same might reach the users next month.

The Verge reported that Microsoft would soon demonstrate to the world how its Office programs will change thanks to the latest development resembling ChatGPT. According to reports, the corporation is getting ready to showcase these plans in the next few weeks and will likely make the announcement in March. The Information had previously reported that GPT models were being explored to enhance user writing in Word and to recommend email replies in Outlook. However, nothing has been declared formally so far. Microsoft stated, "Together with OpenAI, we've also been intentional in establishing protections to fight against hazardous content." OpenAI is ChatGPT's parent company.