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How will releasing the new Bing affect Microsoft? The findings from testing Bing's version was that it solved major problems with ChatGPT including knowledge of current events via internet access and footnotes with links to sources the information was pulled from. ZDNET has tested both Microsoft Bing's chatbot and Open AI's ChatGPT chatbot. Is Microsoft's AI chatbot better than ChatGPT? However, getting access is the tricky part since there are millions of people on a waitlist and access is still limited. Yes, there is no cost to use Microsoft's new Bing which includes the AI chatbot. While emphasizing the public's interest in the new Bing search capabilities, he said Microsoft is "seeing a lot of engagement with new features like Chat." Is Microsoft's new Bing with ChatGPT free? Mehdi didn't reveal how many people are in the limited preview, but he said Microsoft is currently testing the "new Bing" with people in 169 countries. If you’re on the waitlist,… /Lf3XkuZX2i- Yusuf Mehdi February 15, 2023 We’re slowly scaling people off the waitlist daily.

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