Microsoft is not just taking on Google with the launch of its all-new Bing, powered by OpenAI’s ChatGPT technology. The company has bigger plans to revolutionize its Office suite of tools with AI integration. According to reports, Microsoft is set to showcase its plans to incorporate ChatGPT-like technology into its Office apps such as Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook in the next few weeks, with a possible announcement expected in March.
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The company has reportedly been testing GPT models for suggesting email replies in Outlook and enhancing writing in Word, as reported by The Information. Incorporating AI into its Office suite of tools is a significant step for Microsoft as it looks to stay ahead of the game and provide users with cutting-edge technology.
On the other hand, the all-new Bing is currently accessible to some users who have joined the waiting list on the Bing homepage. The search engine promises improved search results for simple queries like sports scores, weather, and stock prices, as well as a new sidebar with comprehensive answers.
Microsoft and OpenAI have entered into a multi-billion dollar deal to strengthen their partnership and have taken measures to protect against harmful content with AI safeguards. The partnership between the two companies will enable Microsoft to provide its users with a powerful and secure AI-powered search engine and an Office suite of tools.