Microsoft is poised to slam the new AI-infused Bing into Windows 11 with an upgrade due today, three weeks after debuting it. You can access all of Bing AI’s new capabilities from the search box on the Windows 11 taskbar if you’re in the preview. Consider a more condensed version of what we saw with Bing AI on Edge: You may ask Bing natural language inquiries in addition to ordinary online searches, and its intelligent chatbot will respond conversationally. If you don’t yet have access to the new Bing, you may join up on Microsoft’s queue.
The motivation here is rather evident. Now that people are talking about Bing in a more positive light, Microsoft wants to include it into the very foundation of Windows 11. There’s no need to launch Edge or change your default web browser. The Bing AI preview was also made available on the company’s mobile applications and Skype last week. More than the expanded access, we’ll be watching how Microsoft improves Bing’s capabilities while also attempting to curb some of its negative behaviour. Remember, chatbots are basically extremely excellent predictive text producers, not truth-tellers.
