Microsoft Corp. is expanding access to its generative AI programs, making the new Bing available to the public, and redesigning Microsoft Edge to 'reinvent the future of search.'
Furthermore, it is shifting from single-use chat and search session to "multi-session productivity experiences with chat history and persistent chats within Edge." Users will be able to share and export chat histories, as well as return to previous chats. To explore something deeper, the chat will move to the Edge sidebar.
Chat in Edge will also have improved summarization capabilities for long documents and Edge mobile will include page context.Microsoft is also opening up platform capabilities, in order for developers and third parties to build on top of Bing. The Bing logo on a website displayed on a laptop screen and an Edge logo displayed on a phone screen are seen in this illustration photo taken in Krakow, Poland, on Feb. 26, 2023.to make it easier and as consistent as possible for developers to take advantage of this opportunity. We believe these types of skills are a game-changer in the reinvention of search and to advance opportunities for developers in search," he said, teasing that more details would be shared later this month.
Mehdi finally noted that teams are continuing to work to address issues related to AI advancements like misinformation and disinformation, content blocking, data safety and preventing the promotion of harmful or discriminatory content.
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