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Microsoft’s Bing interface integrating ChatGPT accidentally leaked, looks good and useful

ROSS by ROSS
February 6, 2023 - Updated on August 4, 2026
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In addition to the paid version that has been confirmed to be available to users in the United States and more countries and regions, it has been recently reported that Microsoft, one of the investors in OpenAI, is actively integrating ChatGPT with its own Bing to become a new feature of the search engine – but it seems to be really positive, because such an interface has actually led to people accidentally playing it and taking screenshots (eh). Continue reading the text of the report that Microsoft’s Bing interface integrating ChatGPT accidentally leaked, and it looks good to use.
ChatGPT 的微軟 Bing 介面
▲Picture source: Owen Yin

Microsoft’s Bing interface integrating ChatGPT accidentally leaked, looks good and useful

The ChatGPT chatbot has proven its strength and influence through its high popularity (plus Google). Brands and citizens around the world are watching how OpenAI will use this tool next.

And exceptPaid versionIn addition to being confirmed to be available to users in the United States, it has recently been reported that Microsoft, one of the investors in OpenAI, is actively integrating ChatGPT with its own Bing to become a new feature of the search engine – but it seems to be really active, because such an interface has actually led to people accidentally playing it and taking screenshots (ugh).


▲Picture source: Owen Yin

Someone on the social platform shared a new discovery using Microsoft Bing – they actually discovered that the new “Chat” dialogue function tab appeared on the search engine page to the right of the “All” that originally represented the entire web search. After clicking in, you will immediately see the words “Welcome to the new Bing” interface and “AI powered search engine”; you will also be guided to ask questions to the natural language “Composer” artificial intelligence; you can even perform voice input directly through the microphone – I wonder if there will be a conversation function?

The above basically raises serious doubts that Bing, the new search interface that accidentally leaked out temporarily, will eventually integrate chatbots suspected to be derived from ChatGPT technology as predicted to provide a more natural search engine experience.


▲Picture: The Taiwan version has not changed yet.

Unfortunately, Owen Yin, who discovered that this feature suddenly came online, soon could no longer see the new interface. Fortunately, he had a backup. Even though there was still the possibility of fraud, similar posts appeared in the foreign media observation community, so he still felt that this was very likely to be the new search experience of the artificial intelligence language model that Microsoft was previously rumored to be actively building.



▲Image source: OpenAI

Speaking of which, it is now generally believed that the search engine overlord Google should have seen the strong attack of ChatGPT, so it has announced that it will respond with the Google version of ChatGPT at the AI ​​conference that will be held on February 8. Obviously, both Microsoft and even Google, which have been taking frequent actions against ChatGPT recently, are very keen to come up with their own solutions as soon as possible. I don’t know if Microsoft’s Bing, which is suspected of integrating ChatGPT technology, accidentally leaked out. It is still possible that before and after Google issues a response, it is preparing to show off its power and directly throw out the new version of Powered by ChatGPT in a head-to-head confrontation with Bing.

You still get your traditional search results but there’s a new tab to start a chat pic.twitter.com/ugeYMCNG1c

— Owen Yin (@Owen_Yin) February 3, 2023

Speaking of which, Bing will integrate OpenAI’s chatbot technology as predicted by many media. If you currently hope that ChatGPT will no longer be limited to data before 2021, you can directly read the latest Internet information and integrate answer content. Is it likely that Bing will be the best solution in the future?

But it also depends on whether the tools brought by Google can compete with ChatGPT? (Judging from their previous confident attitude towards AGI general artificial intelligence, there should be nothing to worry about, right? But what are they nervous about now?)

Further reading:

Google version of ChatGPT coming? Confirmed to hold AI related conference on 2/8

Source: KOCPC Chinese

Tags: aiBingchatbotChatGPTGoogleMicrosoftOPENAIsearch

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