Microsoft Enhances Copilot and Bing with AI Features

Microsoft is enhancing its AI assistant, Copilot, and search engine, Bing, with the integration of advanced AI models. Here are the key highlights:

Copilot Enhancements:

1. GPT-4 Turbo Integration: Microsoft is bringing GPT-4 Turbo, the latest AI model by OpenAI, to Copilot in Windows 11. This integration aims to enhance text generation capabilities, providing smarter and more robust results with fewer errors.
2. Dall-E 3 Integration: Alongside GPT-4 Turbo, Microsoft is integrating Dall-E 3, a text-to-image generator also developed by OpenAI. This addition allows for improved image generation within Copilot, expanding its capabilities.
3. Text Rewriting in Microsoft Edge: Microsoft Edge users will have the ability to rewrite text copied from websites using Copilot. This feature introduces more advanced AI-driven text manipulation within the browser.
4. Web Version of Copilot: Microsoft emphasizes that there is a web version of Copilot accessible from any device for users who are not on Windows 11.

Bing Enhancements:

1. Deep Search: Bing will introduce “Deep Search,” leveraging GPT-4 to deliver optimized search results for complex topics. It aims to interpret users’ simple queries, identify deeper intent, and provide comprehensive answers. Deep Search is designed for more complex queries and may take up to 30 seconds to load complete results.
2. Multi-modal with Search Grounding: Bing’s image search capabilities are enhanced with “Multi-modal with Search Grounding.” Users can input an image, and Bing will understand it, providing relevant information and answers based on the image content.

These enhancements demonstrate Microsoft’s commitment to integrating advanced AI models into its products, offering users more intelligent and context-aware experiences. The developments also showcase the collaboration between Microsoft and OpenAI, with the incorporation of OpenAI’s latest models into Microsoft’s ecosystem.