A new update from Microsoft helps mobile users to experience artificial intelligence (AI) more simply through the Bing app on both Android and iOS platforms.
Bing – Your AI Copilot app just got its latest update in mid-March, providing a better experience for Android and iOS users. Basically, Bing AI is similar to ChatGPT – the artificial intelligence that has caused a global fever in recent times, so that users can search for content, exchange, chat, and ask this tool to perform tasks. commands in many different languages
Bing is released as free software, users can download it through the Play Store (Android) or App Store (iOS) and need a Microsoft account to use. Currently, account holders also do not need to “queue” to wait for their turn to experience as before.
After downloading the program to your computer, select “Start” to switch to the login interface. Here users login to an existing account or register a new account before it can be used. In the next step, the Bing AI icon (similar to a blue b) will appear in the middle of the toolbar at the bottom of the screen. The user grants location access to the app and starts asking questions either by text or by tapping the microphone icon to voice out his request.
Similar to when used on a web browser or a computer, the Bing AI application can make many different requests, but each chat session will be limited to 20 statements before the user has to delete the topic and start. new session. This is according to the announcement from Microsoft, in order to avoid the AI falling into a “hallucination” state, giving random or incorrect answers, beyond the standards of artificial intelligence models.
In addition to the ability to communicate, the Bing application on the phone also integrates other Microsoft features and services such as weather, news updates, swapping units of measurement, using AI to draw pictures as you like