The thing is, I'm not really using Bing. I'm actually using Copilot, Microsoft's renamed AI chatbot that's a part of Bing.

The free version of Microsoft’s generative AI chatbot is available in a standalone app, in the Edge browser, and on the web.

I actually have a pretty favorable opinion of Open AI’s ChatGPT and Microsoft’s new AI chatbot that is built into Bing, the company’s search engine, and Edge, the company’s web browser.

The new Bing includes a chat feature that is powered by a next-generation version of OpenAI's large language model, which Microsoft claims is ‘more powerful than ChatGPT.’ This AI chatbot ...

If you have been following the debut of Microsoft’s ChatGPT-powered Bing chatbot, then you’ve seen just how much work still needs to be done. The Bing AI chatbot is impressive, but deranged ...

But that didn’t stop X user [Denis Shiryaev] from trying to trick Microsoft’s Bing Chat. As a control, [Denis] first uploaded the image of a CAPTCHA to the chatbot with a simple prompt ...

When Microsoft first launched its Bing Chat chatbot AI in February, many users found that it generated some rather odd and even some very personal answers to some chat questions from the first ...

Microsoft has admitted that its employees can read conversations between users and the Bing chatbot, raising concerns about the handling of information provided to online AI systems. As reported ...

Our daily TLDR of important AI stories you must know about. Previously, the chatbot was limited to Microsoft's Bing browser and this change will make it available to a broader set of users.