How to use Bing Video Creator Microsoft’s free Bing app for your smartphone is essentially a Start menu for all of Microsoft’s mobile services. (I’ll use the Android application for reference.) ...

Microsoft first unveiled a revamped, AI-powered version of its search engine, Bing, last year. The new Bing, which promised to be "more powerful than ChatGPT," runs on Microsoft's own next ...

Microsoft is creating a new AI-based search feature for Bing called "Copilot Search." Instead of showing the usual blue links, this feature will present search results as summaries generated by AI.

Bing is giving away Sora access for free, but with some caveats. It limits clips to 5 seconds instead of 20, and can (for now) only output in a 9:16 aspect ratio at a 480p resolution.

Microsoft introduced an AI-powered video generator to its Bing search engine. Bing Video Creator is powered by OpenAI 's Sora, which creates short clips based on text prompts.

Microsoft has launched its answer to Google’s AI-powered search experiences: Bing generative search. On the heels of a pilot in July, Bing generative search — albeit still under development ...

Bing has released the first major free AI video creation platform, the Bing Video Creator. You can use it to generate short videos from the Bing smartphone app. But are they any good?

This April, Microsoft added even more AI functionality with the introduction of Copilot Search in Bing, and now, Bing users will have the ability to create short videos with AI.

Thesis: Bing's slow increase in search engine market share could undermine efforts to break Alphabet up, and while AI is seen as a threat to the Google search engine, I believe it's more of a ...

Previously, Bing removed AI symbols. Now, they separate them, placing the 'Like' and 'Dislike' buttons in one corner, and the AI summary label in the other corner. @rustybrick @gaganghotra_ pic ...

Bing Video Creator gives you ChatGPT’s AI video generation, for free Microsoft is taking its investment into OpenAI and paying you dividends of free stuff. By Mark Hachman ...