News & Reviews:   Bing

As the Internet has been bombarded by Google’s impressive Veo 3 and Flow generative AI videos, we noticed that Microsoft has quietly added video creation capabilities to their Bing Image Creator. This has resulted in Bing Video Creator and you can choose to switch between either Image or Video generation for FREE.

OpenAI this week introduced its search engine, called ChatGPT Search. It is integrated directly on ChatGPT and allows users to perform real-time searches, and easily get the answers and information they are looking for. However, you might want to know the recent change about this site. So, what should you know about it?

Today, Microsoft announced that the new Bing is now in open preview and no longer has a waitlist. With this, more people will get to experience the AI-powered Bing and there are other updates too coming from the company. This includes opening up the platform to developers and third parties, and many more.  

Recently, Microsoft integrated ChatGPT into Bing which allows users to use the AI chatbot in various Microsoft products. Well, it’s now available on Android too as the company recently integrated the Bing AI chatbot into SwiftKey.

ChatGPT and other AI-related products have been all the craze lately, with Microsoft gaining the most traction with its AI-powered Bing chatbot. Naturally, the company is looking to monetise this and has announced that it will place “ads in the chat experience”.

It's been a month since ChatGPT was introduced and Microsoft didn't waste any time to integrate it into Bing and Microsoft Edge browser. In the company's latest news update, it stated that Bing had achieved over 100 million daily active users.

Google is the most used search engine globally, and it's been a fact for some time. However, the company was recently tangled up with a $5 billion antitrust fine from the EU, claiming that Google needs to stop forcing Android smartphone makers to pre-install Chrome and Google search. To fight against it, Google showed some statistics that prove people use Google by choice, not by force.