Microsoft has recently been making headlines for the success of its partnership with OpenAI for ChatGPT. The artificial intelligence tool has been added to multiple Microsoft services and recently, ...

Microsoft wants to cash in on the generative AI mania now that Google has also jumped into the arena with great vigor and unprecedented urgency. And what better way to move ahead than leveraging its ...

Bing Chat, Microsoft’s AI-powered chatbot experience, is heading to the enterprise. At its annual Inspire conference, Microsoft unveiled Bing Chat Enterprise, a version of Bing Chat with ...

Everything’s coming up Copilot — including Bing. Today at Microsoft Ignite 2023, the company renamed Bing Chat, the AI-powered chatbot it launched on Bing earlier this year, to Copilot in Bing.

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced in February, "The [AI] race starts today." That proclamation accompanied Microsoft's announcement of AI-powered Bing Search, which came on the heels of the ...

Microsoft’s Bing Chat is in a much better place than it was when it released in February, but it’s hard to overlook the issues the GPT-4-powered chatbot had when it released. It told us it wanted to ...

Microsoft made a significant announcement at the Microsoft Ignite 2023, rebranding its AI-powered Bing Chat to Copilot. This move also extends to the premium corporate-focused version, formerly known ...

Microsoft’s Bing Chat AI has been off to a rocky start, but it seems Microsoft may have known about the issues well before its public debut. A support post on Microsoft’s website references “rude” ...