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Bing Chat AI from Microsoft is now available to everyone


All users will be able to access Bing GPT-4 as of right now, ending the protracted wait list that Microsoft had in place previously. Users can preview GPT-4 by logging in to Bing or Edge with their Microsoft accounts.

Microsoft first made the chatbot available in February as a private preview for a small group of people, while a lengthy queue was formed for everyone else. The business is currently gradually making the service available to everyone.

According to The Verge, Bing Chat will also get new features like image and video results, Bing and Edge Actions, persistent chat and history, and plug-in compatibility.

The future of Bing Chat and its developers will be built on plug-in support. To enable its plug-in for completing restaurant reservations within Bing Chat and WolframAlpha for generating visualisations, the company is already collaborating with OpenTable.

At its Build conference later this month, Microsoft is anticipated to provide more information.
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