Microsoft officially introduces ChatGPT into Bing Edge browser to add artificial intelligence features

 In the early hours of this morning, Microsoft announced that it will officially introduce ChatGPT into Bing Search (Bing.com). The new Bing will run on the new next-generation OpenAI large-scale language model, which is more powerful than ChatGPT and customized for search. It contains ChatGPT and GPT-3.5.

Microsoft also said it intends to apply artificial intelligence models to its Bing search ranking engine. With this AI model, even basic search queries are more accurate and relevant. According to reports, the new Bing provides users with an improved version of the familiar search experience, providing more relevant results for simple things such as sports scores, stock prices and weather, and also provides a new sidebar that can display more comprehensive answer. The new Bing also offers a new interactive chat feature. The chat experience can refine a user's search until the desired link is provided. In addition, the new Bing can also generate content to help users write emails, and users can even see links to all the web content it refers to. In terms of browsers, Microsoft will also release a new version of its Edge browser, which adds new artificial intelligence features and a new look, as well as two new features: Chat and Compose, it has been revealed. As of yesterday's close, Microsoft's stock price closed up more than 4%, and its market value soared by more than 80 billion US dollars overnight.