/PRCWT/Guangzhou, March 15, 2023——A few weeks ago, Microsoft launched the Bing AI chatbot to help improve user experience. This AI integration gathered lots of attention from netizens, with people trooping to try the feature out. A representative at Microsoft has now come out to inform the public that this feature runs on the GPT-4 platform.
This announcement marks a new era for the browsing experience on the Bing search engine. The GPT-4 platform also powers ChatGPT, bringing the latest AI language features. Microsoft Bing also benefits from this new language model for both AI and search capabilities.
Bing’s users around the world are preparing to be wowed by the new AI language model. But what is new with the GPT-4 platform that Bing runs on? What browsing improvements can Bing users expect with this release?
Everything to expect as Microsoft Bing AI chatbot on the new GPT-4 platform
Have you been actively making use of the Bing AI chatbot in recent times? Possibly because you regularly use Bing, or because the platform’s AI chatbot has been trending for the wrong reason. If you fall into any category, then you have been making use of the GPT-4 platform all along.
Microsoft’s head of consumer marketing, Yusuf Mehdi, announced this in a recent blog post. According to the post, some improvements have been made on the platform from Microsoft’s end. These improvements came because of the request of the company’s user community.
But, the new GPT-4 AI language model comes with a ton of improvements from the previous model. This will help improve user experience and make the chatbot more functional. All improvements to this AI platform will change how users interact with it.
The new GPT-4 platform will provide more accurate responses to difficult questions (via chat or web search). It is also a multi-modal AI platform, meaning that it can understand or generate more than text. So users of the Bing AI chatbot can make searches using images, not just text.
Despite these improvements, the system will still be able to make up facts and act aggressively towards users. This was confirmed by OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman, who pointed out that the AI model is far from perfect.
