Tech giant Microsoft has begun sending out the first wave of invites for people to test the company's ChatGPT-powered Bing. If signed up for the waitlist to try out the new version of the search engine Bing, do check your mailbox.
The initial test is only for the desktop version of the AI-powered Bing experience but Microsoft said it's "actively working" on the mobile experience and "will have it ready soon".
Microsoft revealed that over a million people have signed up for the waitlist to test the new ChatGPT- powered features, and the Redmond-based technology giant is positioning the updated search engine as an "AI-powered copliot for the web".
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The USP, of course, is that ChatGPT significantly speeds up the process of finding what you are looking. Instead of showing you a list of websites based on your search queries, ChatGPT can find what you want for you.
It can also generate messages, write emails and help you clean up your online comments.
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