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You probably already know about the AI chatbot new Bing chat by this point. Microsoft began distributing this new experience in February 2023 in the Microsoft Edge browser. It makes use of OpenAI's GPT-4 large language model to enable users to communicate with Bing in a manner that is comparable to that of a human and for it to respond similarly. It's a glimpse into the potential of artificial intelligence in the future, so it's worth a try.
True to form, Microsoft's Edge program is expected to utilize the Bing visit insight. That might not be something you like at first, but Edge is a very good browser these days, and it is built on the Chromium engine, so it should work as well as Google Chrome. Additionally, you must sign up for the Bing preview. You can now simply visit this website and sign in with your Microsoft Live account using the Edge browser. Previously, there was a waitlist. After that, you can use it.
How to use Bing Chat in the Discover panel of Microsoft Edge The Discover panel, which Microsoft added to the browser with the launch of Bing, is the simplest way to access Bing in Microsoft Edge. Follow these steps to get started:
The Discover panel is the easiest way to use Bing, but you can also use it on the Bing website. Simply click the Chat link near the top of the Bing homepage. The experience will be pretty much the same, with the chat UI naturally getting more room.
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