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Even Bing admits Google is better in a chat with the improved search engine

Microsoft launched its new and improved search engine Bing. Is the age of AI truly upon users? BS finds out.

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Ananyanarayan Dhanabalan New Delhi
On February 7, Microsoft unveiled the latest version of its search engine Bing, powered by an advanced version of OpenAI’s GPT 3.5. Microsoft called it a “co-pilot for the web”, launching a new version of its web browser, Edge, with the AI-powered Bing search engine.

A limited preview was available on computers to enable users to try the sample queries and sign up to join a waitlist to savour the new browsing experience. 

Microsoft started opening the chatbot to millions of people in the next few weeks. Users can still use their Microsoft accounts to sign up and join the

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