Right on the heels of Google announcing Artificial Intelligence chatbot Bard, Microsoft has beefed up its search engine Bing with the latest AI sensation, OpenAI's ChatGPT.
"Search has remained the same since the last major inflection," Microsoft corporate VP Yusuf Mehdi said at the event on Tuesday announcing the update, adding that "the user experience is the same as 20 years ago."
For almost two decades, Google's search engine market has had a highly successful run, facing almost zero competition from rivals. That could all change with the new upgraded Bing and Edge browser that has integrated the same technology created by the developers of ChatGPT.
Unlike Bard, which is currently used only by "trusted testers", everyone can visit Bing.com to try sample queries and sign up for the waitlist, Microsoft said in a blog post. While the AI-powered Bing is available today only in a limited preview on desktop, the company will roll out the preview to millions in the coming weeks.
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