In the recent update to the Stable Channel, Microsoft Corp has announced an expansion of its support for Bing Chat and Bing Chat Enterprise, catering to users of the Chrome desktop across Mac, Windows, and Linux platforms. Users using the Chrome desktop browser can now access these features seamlessly. However, specific timelines for these additions have not yet been disclosed.
Diversifying its ecosystem, Microsoft has cultivated the popularity of the Microsoft Launcher—an application launcher tailored for Android enthusiasts seeking a Microsoft-infused experience on their smartphones. Leveraging the prowess of OpenAI's GPT-4 technology, Bing Chat stands as a testament to the evolution of AI-driven communication. Not as popular as ChatGPT, Bing is making significant progress in the field.
For Android users seeking a more Microsoft-centric experience on their smartphones, Microsoft Launcher remains a popular choice. Already woven into the fabric of Windows 11 and Microsoft Edge, Bing Chat has found its niche as an AI-powered search engine. The boundaries of its influence are expanding further monthly. Bing Chat now welcoming Android users into its fold, offering a readily accessible generative AI tool, is a big step forward.
Users can effortlessly communicate their thoughts using spoken language (voice), augmenting convenience and accessibility. Furthermore, the individuality of chats is upheld through the option to tailor the tone of the conversation according to user preferences.