Microsoft is bringing its AI-powered Bing Chat to mobile browsers soon.
While Bing Chat has been available in separate Android and iOS mobile apps since late February, Microsoft is opening it up to all mobile browsers as part of the broader changes to stop blocking Bing Chat on third-party browsers.
Bing Chat first launched in February, but it was restricted to Microsoft’s own Edge browser.
Microsoft started opening up to Chrome and Safari desktop browsers in late July as part of testing for full third-party browser support.
“This next step in the journey allows Bing to showcase the incredible value of summarized answers, image creation and more, to a broader array of people.”
Microsoft first launched Bing Chat six months ago, and the company says it has “seen nine consecutive quarters of growth on Edge,” most likely thanks to the fact Microsoft had locked Bing Chat to its own browser.
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Microsoft is bringing its AI-powered Bing Chat to mobile browsers soon.
While Bing Chat has been available in separate Android and iOS mobile apps since late February, Microsoft is opening it up to all mobile browsers as part of the broader changes to stop blocking Bing Chat on third-party browsers.
Bing Chat first launched in February, but it was restricted to Microsoft’s own Edge browser.
Microsoft started opening up to Chrome and Safari desktop browsers in late July as part of testing for full third-party browser support.
“This next step in the journey allows Bing to showcase the incredible value of summarized answers, image creation and more, to a broader array of people.”
Microsoft first launched Bing Chat six months ago, and the company says it has “seen nine consecutive quarters of growth on Edge,” most likely thanks to the fact Microsoft had locked Bing Chat to its own browser.
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