According to the report, the Bing homepage, which has not seen many design changes in the recent past, has been completely redesigned when users switch to the ChatGPT-enhanced version. While users still see the usual “Ask me anything” search bar on the page, its position is now slightly lower down on the page. Note that search queries made in this search box still show up like the existing Bing result page. To access the ChatGPT-powered features, users will need to click on the “Chat” tab located on the top left side, right next to the “Microsoft Bing” logo and “search” options.
To generate AI-powered smart search results, users will need to type in their queries into the chat box. While the feature should technically generate responses the same way as ChatGPT currently does, the folks at Windows Latest noted a handful of “limitations” on the ChatGPT-powered iteration of Bing. The tool, for example, rejected a request to write a cover letter to apply for a position at Microsoft, citing that it would be unethical for it to do so. The tool also denied several requests to review a cover letter authored by another person. The early testers also noted that the AI took a reasonable amount of time to generate some results, with some answers taking as long as 30 seconds to appear.
It is unclear how long it would take for Microsoft to roll out this version of Bing to a broader user base. If you are interested in getting a sneak peek of the new AI-powered search engine from Microsoft, sign up for it here.
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