That started with the Microsoft Edge browser earlier this month and was later expanded to Skype and now Windows 11. In the meantime, the company is working to integrate the new Bing and other AI features into more of its products.

Advertisementįurther Reading OpenAI and Microsoft announce extended, multi-billion-dollar partnership If you subscribe to the maxim that all press is good press, then Bing has probably had its best month of publicity in its entire 13-year history.īing Chat, based on OpenAI's underlying ChatGPT technology, has only been available to the public for a few weeks, and the results have oscillated between 'entertaining' and 'concerning.' Although the bot can convey a surprising and useful range of responses to user queries, Bing Chat has also been shown to spread misinformation spill secrets about its inner workings and then insist that it didn't get weirdly morose and/or belligerent during extended chat sessions and threaten Ars Technica reporters. Anyone running the Windupdates can download them manually via Windows Update starting today, and all of the new changes will roll out to those PCs automatically in March. You can read about the other changes in the new Windows 11 updates here.

But if and when Microsoft expands the Bing preview to more of its users, millions of PCs that automatically install today's update will already have built-in support for it. The Windows update doesn't open the new Bing preview to anyone who hasn't already signed up for it, and there's currently a waitlist for new users who want to try the feature. Further Reading Microsoft announces AI-powered Bing search and Edge browser

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