A recent tweet by Glean founding engineer Debarghya Das suggests that Microsoft has already begun experimenting with ads in the chatbot. Microsoft has also revealed plans to place ads directly into its Bing chatbot, a move expected to bring more value to publishers on the search engine. Last month, Microsoft revealed that Bing crossed the 100m daily active user milestone, with roughly a third of these being new users. Get yourself onto the beta channel to taste the future.”Īnd while the beta is available for all Android users, there has been no confirmation from Microsoft about an iOS version of the app – despite some asking Rezaei the same in response to his tweet.īing has received a big boost in recent months, since the tech giant incorporated OpenAI’s technology into the search engine to give conversational-style answers to user questions that has become typical of generative AI such as ChatGPT. “Did we just add major AI functionality to SwiftKey?” he wrote, referring to the Bing AI integration. The move was first revealed by Pedram Rezaei, chief technology officer for Microsoft’s mobile and commerce division, in a tweet posted yesterday (6 April). Now available in the latest beta release, the Bing AI functionality will allow users of SwiftKey on Android to tap into the power of artificial intelligence while performing tasks such as typing, searching the web or even for a chat with the generative AI-infused search engine. Microsoft is rolling out a Bing AI chat feature for Android phones that use the SwiftKey keyboard.
Pedram Rezaei, a Microsoft executive, tweeted yesterday to say the ‘major AI functionality’ is now slowly rolling out.
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