Everything new for Bing Chat: DALL-E images, knowledge cards, AI-generated stories, and more
DALL-E image creation wasn’t the only new feature added to Bing Chat last week.
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Bing Chat gained the ability to generate images by using an advanced version of OpenAI’s DALL-E model last week. While that was the most significant addition to the service, it wasn’t the only improvement. Microsoft added support for a new version of knowledge cards that show information in the right-hand panel of Bing. The company also added support for AI-generated stories.
Microsoft gathers all of the new features for Bing in ablogeach Friday. He’s what shipped last week:
Best tips for Bing Chat on desktop and mobile>Bing Chat can now generate images
How to use Bing Chat in any web browser>How to sign up for the new Bing-powered by ChatGPT
Though not mentioned in the Bing blog post, Microsoft is testing increased limits for Bing Chat as well. The service now supports up to 20 sessions per conversation and 200 chats per day for some users. Michael Schechter, VP of growth over Bing, shared that the company tested the increased limits over the weekend.
👀 we’re testing 20/200 this weekend to see how things go https://t.co/ptD2qhOYGuMarch 26, 2023
Microsoft also rolled out the following improvements to Bing Chat:
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