Bing AI Chatbot is becoming increasingly popular amongst internet users, particularly researchers, journalists, and students. For them Microsoft’s Bing search engine has a built-in artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot that’s based on GPT-4, which is a version of the same technology that’s behind ChatGPT.
The chatbot is free to use, and it displays answers alongside traditional search results. You can also interact with the Bing AI chatbot directly by clicking the Chat link on the Bing homepage, in which case traditional search results are replaced entirely by natural language responses from the AI in a process that will seem familiar if you’ve ever used ChatGPT.
Please note, Bing AI search won’t be available if the user is not signed in. For using Bing AI Chatbot, first of all the user needs to create a Microsoft account and sign in. If the user is currently using Edge, they can also access it by clinking the blue b in the upper right corner of the browser.
Bing AI search isn’t available if you aren’t signed in, so create a Microsoft account and sign in if you don’t already have one. If you’re using Edge, you can also access it by clicking the blue b in the upper right corner of the browser. When you type a question or request into the new Bing AI search field and press ENTER, Bing will display traditional search results on the left, and you may see a Bing AI Chatbot box on the right side of your screen. To interact with the AI, please click SEE MORE in the AI chatbot box.
If you don’t see any AI results, click Chat at the top of the page, or scroll up beyond the first search result to access the Bing AI chatbot directly. You can continue entering additional requests, and the chatbot will remember previous requests and replies until you click New topic to start fresh.
Bing AI’s conversation styles impact the way that it answers your questions, by allowing it to get more creative, or restrict it to more factual answers without any flair or inventiveness.
The Bing AI Chatbot is based on GPT-4, so it can do most of the same things that you can do with ChatGPT. You can ask it to draft an email, write an essay or a poem, help you decide on a new purchase like a TV or computer, create comparison charts, analyze data, and perform a variety of other tasks.
