REDMOND, Wash. — Microsoft announced it would “reimagine” its Bing search engine with artificial intelligence at an event on its headquarters campus Tuesday, a sign the company is determined to bring artificial intelligence to the masses.
The new version of the search engine is designed to allow users to type queries in conversational language and receive both traditional search results as well as answers to questions simultaneously. The new Bing version will use a new “generation” of an artificial intelligence model debuted by OpenAI, the company that released chat bot ChatGPT.
