Microsoft said that people who have already received access to test the new Bing AI would be able to begin using it in Windows after updating their computers. The idea is to make the new Bing AI more easily accessible, expanding its reach further. “Today, we take the next major step forward, adding to the incredible breadth and ease of use of the Windows PC by implementing a typable Windows search box and the amazing capability of the new AI-powered Bing directly into the taskbar, putting all your search needs for Windows in one easy-to-find location,” Microsoft said in a blog post.

The new features will add its latest Bing AI to the bottom menu bar of computers with Windows 11, the software launched over a year ago. This week, its race to integrate Bing into its products took a giant leap forward as Microsoft announced a “big update” on its Windows 11 software. In short – Microsoft is not slowing down its foray into the generative AI space. In the first three weeks alone, Microsoft had not only launched the new AI-powered Bing into preview but also expanded the new search engine to the Bing and Edge mobile apps and introduced it into Skype. Since then, the software giant has made bold moves and embraced generative AI tech at a rate unlike any other. It has been over a month since Microsoft took the plunge and announced a multi-year, multi-billion dollar investment in OpenAI, the developer behind AI-driven ChatGPT. Microsoft’s new Windows 11 software release includes the technology to link Apple devices to Windows.Microsoft said it is implementing a typable Windows search box with capabilities of the new AI-powered Bing directly into the taskbar.

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