Bing, Microsoft’s online search engine, has been available for 13 years and still lags far behind Google’s 93% share of the search market with a 3% market share, however, Microsoft is trying to change this situation and the company recently To Integration of ChatGPT artificial intelligence in the search engine And the Edge browser is paid.
In this regard, Satya Nadella has called the integration of GTP chat artificial intelligence in Microsoft’s online search service the beginning of a new era. The new version of Bing is now available on desktop computers on a limited number of computers. However, the new search engine has not had major changes in terms of appearance, and apparently only improvements have been made in the search broadcast and showing results with the help of ChatGPT.
Users can also directly ask their questions through ChatGPT in the Bing search engine. Microsoft further stated that the new version of Bing with the support of artificial intelligence provides more accurate results to the user’s request, and access to multiple sources and summarizing them and modifying the answers are also announced as other features of the new version.
The new version of Bing can also create itineraries for the user and is also said to help them with job interviews and news. Meanwhile, the new version of the Edge browser comes with new features such as chat. Chat functionality allows users to summarize web content and pages, and other features make it easy for users to personalize and create interests.
Microsoft has used the upgraded version of the GPT 3.5 language model to integrate Chat GTP in Bing, and the Redmonds have stated in this regard that the model used in Microsoft’s online services is more powerful than the initial version of ChatGPT and can better answer user questions.
- ChatGPT’s fastest growing rate with 100 million active users in the history of the Internet
- Review of artificial intelligence laws in the European Union and the possibility of restrictions on ChatGPT
- Google introduced artificial intelligence Bard, the competitor of ChatGPT
