AI is the new frontier in tech, as so many companies are investing heavily in the technology. Microsoft was quick to pounce on ChatGPT and implement it into Bing. This is to help it gain an edge over Google. Now, Microsoft is adding Bing AI to the Windows 11 taskbar, according to Engadget.
Microsoft isn’t the only company planning to use ChatGPT for its own AI venture. Snapchat is soon to launch a chatbot of its own powered by ChatGPT. It’s called My AI, and it’s a chatbot that’s supposed to play the role of a human being that you message. You can use it to summon answers to your questions or just chat with you if you need to talk.
Bing AI is coming to Windows 11
With all of the time, money, and effort Microsoft is putting into ChatGPT, it’s no shocker that the company is making it a part of its PC operating system. Windows 11 is the latest version of Windows, and the company has been sending out a torrent of updates to the software as it matures.
An update that users can expect soon is the eventual addition of Bing AI. The chatbot will be integrated into the taskbar. Looking at the screenshot, you’ll see it in the search bar right between the start menu and your pinned apps.
This means that you won’t have to go through Edge in order to access the chatbot. Just click on the search bar and you’ll be able to type in your query. This will streamline the experience a lot.
Windows is currently rolling out this feature in an update today. If you’re a part of the Bing AI preview, then you should be able to access the features. If not, then you’ll want to sign up. You can click here to sign up. You’ll be put on the waitlist to gain access to Bing AI. Microsoft says that, if you want to move higher up the waitlist, then you can use the Bing engine for general searches.
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