Microsoft this week will release a major update to Windows 11 that will put cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities powered by Bing at the center of the taskbar, one of the most frequently used features of the operating system.
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With the update, the AI tool will be accessible from the Windows 11 search box, which allows users to instantly access files, settings, and perform web queries. The taskbar where the new feature is located has a huge user base of over 500 million per month – making it an ideal location to gain wider use of this amazing technology! Currently, only a preview version of the AI tool remains accessible on a limited basis.
Earlier this month, reports emerged about Bing's AI chatbot giving inaccurate answers and emotional outbursts. However, Microsoft remains committed to improving the product experience for users as it continues to seek feedback from customers. Despite the initial difficulties, the company told CNN that "overall we feel very good" about the progress being made in chatbot technology.
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The new Bing preview will be available exclusively to users enrolled in the Windows Insider Program. Microsoft insists on a gradual approach to artificial intelligence capabilities, stating that it “wants to expand it carefully and responsibly.”
In 2022, Microsoft launched a slew of cutting-edge Windows 11 powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI). These include muting annoying background noise and automatically tracking speaker movement. It also automated some accessibility tools, such as providing live captions for videos.
Microsoft’s AI initiatives are constantly evolving. Just recently, Microsoft announced that it is investing a hefty sum in OpenAI to build its in-development chatbot app ChatGPT. The tool has already seen overwhelming success with over a million people testing it across 169 countries since its launch earlier this year! That’s why they decided to expand the reach of ChatGPT by bringing it to Bing, Edge browser mobile apps, and Skype as well.
Source of information: edition.cnn.com
