Like OpenAI’s own ChatGPT, Microsoft will also integrate other plugins. It is working with third-party developers such as OpenTable to help you find and reserve tables at restaurants and WolframAlpha to help you with insightful answers to math and science problems, whether that is to add to your own understanding or help with your homework. Details about such partnerships will be announced at the upcoming iteration of the Microsoft Build annual developers’ conference, scheduled from May 23 through May 25.
Microsoft has already introduced co-pilot for its suite of Office tools, and the same will now also be available on the cloud versions accessible in the Edge browser. Microsoft Edge sidebar will offer contextual suggestions and assist with documents.
Notably, while Bing AI is now available to all users, it is still in the preview phase, and Microsoft will seek users’ feedback to improve the chatbot. It also vows to contribute to the ethical use of AI and promises to work with OpenAI to weed out any harmful, biased, or incorrect responses from the platform.
If you haven’t already, you can now try the Bing AI chatbot by downloading the Microsoft Edge browser on your desktop.
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