Microsoft's Bing team is experimenting again with changes to the Bing search experience. And the latest test seems to be confusing and failing to win over many users -- at least based on Twitter ...

Previewed in a recent Bing Blogs post, Microsoft's new search experience leverages generative AI and large language models to supplement the normal search results page.

The changes to Bing's look will also include more prominent labeling of official sites and other smaller tweaks. Not all of the updates Microsoft is planning are cosmetic, though.

This change is currently rolling out to a small number of Bing users, but it’ll presumably become more widely available before too long. From what we can tell there’s no obvious way to turn ...

Since then, more users have been using Bing than before, and we recently hit 100 million daily users and 100 million chats. We then enabled the new AI-powered Bing in Windows, Skype, Edge mobile ...

The “new Bing” uses the power of ChatGPT’s AI to create a brand-new search experience that can be quite powerful. Instead of simply showing a list of links, users can see results to their ...

Bing Chat available to more users, ... Let’s dig in a bit more into these changes. Bing Chat waitlist is ... developers will be able to build third-party plug-ins into the Bing chat experience.

At the same time, the Bing Chat experience has proven to be, well, weird, and Microsoft is addressing that too. From a prolonged conversation with a New York Times reporter where Bing wondered ...

Customizing Bing Homepage Themes and Backgrounds: A Comprehensive Guide. For users looking to personalize their browsing experience, customizing the Bing homepage offers a range of options to ...

We’ll let you know if Bing undergoes any personality changes. So far, it’s the same artificial intelligence we all know. Until then, check out TechRadar’s list of the best AI content ...

Bing Chat has been integrated into a popular Android keyboard, giving users the ability to use the ChatGPT rival in just a few seconds. Skip to main content Menu ...

In a move to satisfy European privacy regulators, Microsoft today said it will erase Internet protocol (IP) addresses linked with search queries after six months. The change to the company’s ...