Bing Chat, Microsoft’s artificial intelligence chatbot powered by ChatGPT-4, is now available on two of the most popular web browsers: Google Chrome and Safari. This means that users can access the chatbot from Bing.com in both browsers, without having to download Microsoft Edge. However, there are some limitations to using Bing Chat on Chrome and Safari, such as a lower word limit for prompts, a shorter conversation duration, and frequent pop-ups that urge users to switch to Edge.
The expansion of Bing Chat to other browsers is part of Microsoft’s efforts to make its chatbot more accessible and competitive with Google’s Bard chatbot, which also uses ChatGPT-4. Microsoft has also introduced a native dark mode for Bing Chat, which matches the dark theme of Edge, and is working on a new feature called “No search” or “ChatGPT-like mode” that would allow Bing Chat to respond more like a human and less like a search engine. Bing Chat also offers many features such as visual search, content generation, image creation, and more. Microsoft has promised that Bing Chat will remain free and that the enterprise edition of Bing will operate independently.
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