Microsoft has officially unveiled its long-anticipated upgrade to Bing search and yes, it has everything to do with ChatGPT. Today, Microsoft hosted a surprise in-person …
, the new version of the search engine will offer a chat experience, which will allow users to ask questions and receive answers from OpenAI’s technology, turning search into a conversation that users can have back and forth with AI.
In one example during the event demo, Bing was able to create a five-day itinerary for a trip to Mexico, just by asking the search engine to do it. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said that the integration of OpenAI’s technology into Bing begins “a new day in search.”
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