Bing’s chat mode is now on mobile — and you can speak to it

What’s particularly interesting about this news is seeing Microsoft adjust its Bing strategy in real time. Although the company initially framed the chatbot as “reinventing search,” it’s now walked these claims back a little. In alast week, Microsoft stated outright that Bing “is not a replacement or substitute for the search engine” — which was not the impression it gave during the chatbot’s launch.

In today’s announcement, Microsoft seems to be stressing the social and creative aspects of Bing much more. This isn’t a bad thing, as these functions are better suited to the limitations of AI language models. In the Skype blog post, for example, the company highlights Bing as “a great tool for generating ideas and inspiration,” with screenshots of the chatbot writing poetry.

I feel like Bing can surprise a lot of people in the long run...

You omitted a key fact and requirement in your headline. You can only use the chat mode once you are accepted. You write that in the text but not in your lead. Not good.

the death of cortana

stop saying bing all the time

I'm sorry, I'm never using Bing

Now its Siri vs GA vs Bing!!

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