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New Microsoft Bing with ChatGPT AI Gets over 1 Million on Its Waitlitst within 48 Hours

Microsoft Bing with its new ChatGPT integration is causing a stir, with over 1 million registering for the limited preview waitlist.

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How do you get your oft-forgotten search engine noticed? Well, combining it with the hottest trends in tech and the viral topic of the moment is a good start. And that is what did with new Bing, bringing ChatGPT AI capabilities to its search engine in a limited preview. There is currently a waitlist to test the tool and it already has over 1 million users.

has not had this kind of attention since… well, never. The search engine has always been in the shadow of , no matter how many interesting features Microsoft throws at it.

While those 1 million people are not necessarily end users of Bing, it shows the browser is now generating buzz. By the way, the number is also likely to grow significantly in the coming days as more people hear about it.

Yusuf Mehdi, Microsoft Corporate Vice President and Consumer Chief Marketing Officer, took to Twitter to highlight the demand for new Bing. This interest is also manifesting beyond curiosity. Analytic firm data.ai reports Bing app downloads have increased 10 times.

Changing Search

Whether this will ultimately translate to widespread user adoption for Bing in the long term. Google has already announced its Bard chatbot, which claims to offer the same abilities as ChatGPT and is certainly coming to Google Search.

We are still in the early phase and it is hard to predict whether and similar AI is a fad or whether Microsoft is really changing the face of search. By bringing conversational natural language processing AI into search, Microsoft says it is taking that innovative step. The company promises more fluid search results with life-like responses.

The Bing AI co-pilot will scrape data from websites, which are listed in the footnote of the AI response.

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Luke Jones
Luke Jones
Luke has been writing about all things tech for more than five years. He is following Microsoft closely to bring you the latest news about Windows, Office, Azure, Skype, HoloLens and all the rest of their products.

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