Microsoft unveils revamped Bing search engine using AI technology more powerful than ChatGPT
Microsoft is set to unveil a new and improved Bing search engine later today, and it looks like the software giant is pulling out all the stops.
The new search engine is powered by AI technology, and it’s reportedly more powerful than ChatGPT. Microsoft is also integrating the new engine with its Edge browser, which means that users will be able to search the web and have conversations with the Bing bot directly from within the browser.
The move is a direct shot at Google, which has been dominating the search market for years. It’s also a clear sign that Microsoft is serious about making a dent in the AI space.
The new Bing search engine is expected to be a major improvement over the current version. It’s been rebuilt from the ground up with AI in mind, and it features a number of new and innovative features.
For example, the new Bing will be able to understand conversational queries and provide answers directly in the chat window. It will also be able to handle more complex queries, such as “What is the average lifespan of a cat?”
Microsoft is also touting the new Bing as being “privacy-focused”. That means that it will not collect user data for targeted advertising.
The new Bing search engine is part of Microsoft’s wider AI strategy, which includes the recent launch of its Azure AI platform.
The new engine will be available later today, and it will be rolled out to all users in the coming weeks.
