- Microsoft is holding a media event on February 7 at 1P ET (10AM PT).
- The company is expected to announce the new Bing with ChatGPT AI integration.
- The event will also include other announcements, such as AI features coming to other products.
- The media event will only be for the press and won t be live-streamed.
On February 7 at 1 PM ET, Microsoft will host a press conference to reveal ChatGPT’s incorporation into its Bing search engine. The corporation will not webcast the event live, even though the journalists will be attending in person.
The business is anticipated to discuss its $10 billion exclusive relationship with OpenAI, the startup behind ChatGPT, and how the chatbot will integrate with Bing to offer more human conversational answers at the AI-themed event, which will begin at 1 PM ET (10 AM PT). This week, the new integration appeared for a brief period of time for a few users, providing us a preview of what to expect.
According to The Verge, the invitation states that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella will discuss the status of a few noteworthy initiatives, hinting to other announcements beyond the impending Bing upgrades. Microsoft is anticipated to reveal its intentions to integrate AI into additional consumer and business products. According to some of the speculations, Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook may soon have AI capabilities. Additionally, Microsoft has released a new version of Teams Premium that incorporates OpenAI’s AI capabilities.
Based on information that is now accessible, the software behemoth intends to incorporate the chatbot into the Bing experience using OpenAI GPT version 4. This updated version offers a more intelligent and speedy ChatGPT.
The ceremony was held just seconds after Google revealed Bard, their AI chatbot that will rival ChatGPT. Although the AI technology has been in development for a while with no testing, Google is feeling pressed to react swiftly to Microsoft’s announcement because to ChatGPT’s popularity.