Bing has been used for a while, but the user experience is not as good as Google.
When users use search engines, what they want is a richer and more reliable source of information and a simple way to access it, rather than relying on an immature AI to make information retrieval decisions for them.
Looking forward to the performance of Bing after integrating ChatGPT.
Microsoft considers adding ChatGPT to Bing
In order to attract users to use its search engine, Microsoft is considering adding OpenAI's chatbot ChatGPT to Bing. Microsoft is still weighing the accuracy of the chatbot's answers and how quickly it can be integrated into the search engine. This feature may initially only be available to a small number of users.
Microsoft Bing's market share is much smaller than Google's, and according to insiders, Microsoft has been testing ChatGPT for several months. The software giant previously invested $1 billion in OpenAI. Over the past two months, ChatGPT has attracted widespread attention and is considered a potential partial replacement for search engines.
However, the accuracy of its answers is still questionable, and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated last month that relying on ChatGPT for any important questions is a mistake.