Microsoft’s Bing Chat is no longer exclusive to the Edge browser, as it’s now rolling out to Chrome and Safari, the edge mention. “We are accessing Bing Chat in Safari and Chrome to identify users as part of our testing in other browsers,” a Microsoft spokesperson said. the edge. “We are excited to expand access to more users once our standard testing procedures are complete. »
This seems to be more of a small test, as a number of users (including me on Chrome but not Safari) have had access to it. However, there are some limitations. You need to sign in to your Microsoft account, and prompts are limited to 2,000 characters compared to 4,000 on Edge. Conversations reset after five requests instead of 30, and it constantly prompts you to download Edge (never changes, Microsoft).
Bing Chat is powered by OpenAI’s ChatGPT-4, allowing users to access its features without having to pay. There are a few differences, however, that Bing Chat has access to Bing Search while ChatGPT-4 itself cannot, so it can provide more up-to-date information and sources for answers. However, the OpenAI chat usually provides more detailed answers. Recently, an article came out claiming that ChatGPT-4 features were denied, however, some experts downplayed the findings.
Along with releasing it for other browsers, Microsoft also introduced a dark mode for Bing Chat. To use it, click on the hamburger menu in the top right and select “Appearance/Darkness”. This feature may not yet be available to all users.
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