Microsoft has expanded the accessibility of its Bing AI chatbot beyond the confines of its own browser, Microsoft Edge, and now offers it on the popular web browser Google Chrome. Previously, Bing AI chat was only available on Microsoft Edge. However, Microsoft has now made it possible to access Bing AI chat on Google Chrome without the need to install any additional extensions.

In a blog post on Microsoft Bing Blogs, the company announced that Bing AI chat can now be used on Google Chrome for Windows, Linux, and Mac, on the latest stable channel update. Users can simply visit Bing.com and use the chat feature without the requirement of a Chrome extension.

Alongside this update, Microsoft also revealed three other updates to Microsoft Bing. Firstly, they introduced Bing Chat Enterprise on Microsoft Edge Mobile. Secondly, Bing has new search templates to enhance search result delivery and avoid content duplication. Lastly, Bing Chat is now available on the Microsoft SwiftKey keyboard, allowing users to access it without signing into their Microsoft accounts for up to 30 turns per day.

To use Bing AI Chat on Google Chrome, users must update their browser to the latest stable channel update. Then, they can visit Bing.com, sign in to their Microsoft account if they haven’t already, and click on the Bing AI chat button on the Bing homepage. This will open the chat interface where users can type prompts and receive AI-generated responses.

Overall, Microsoft’s expansion of Bing AI chat to Google Chrome provides users with more accessibility and convenience, allowing them to utilize the chatbot within their preferred browser.

Sources:
– Microsoft Bing Blogs, Microsoft makes Bing AI chat available on Google Chrome, Retrieved from [source]
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