Something HUGE is about to impact your business—in fact, it’s already underway! What is it? AI.

Conversational and creative AI tools (like ChatGPT, for instance) have been topics of considerable interest here recently… and it’s all about to get a lot more interesting.

Over the past several years Microsoft has invested upwards of $3-billion in OpenAI, the company responsible for ChatGPT. And now, they’ve just unveiled the new Bing search engine—get this—powered by the ChatGPT chatbot. This is big news and has the potential to revolutionize, well, the way we use the web.

Bing’s new AI can respond in real-time to search requests, carry out full chat dialogues, and even compose content on-demand (just like ChatGPT)—text for blogs, emails, social media posts, and more.

It’s also worth mentioning that Google has released their AI bot, dubbed, Bard, into beta testing. However, Microsoft's Bing AI may prove a formidable competitor to Google's search engine supremacy, with key execs promising that it will do way more than just list static search results. For example, Bing AI can annotate search results with links, citations, and context on the right side of the search page.

The new Bing’s been designed to improve the search experience by providing (per Microsoft) better search results, more detailed/augmented responses, a human-like chat experience, and the ability to output content. Executives have stated that the updated version will be released to the public after a limited preview period, with future updates to come. There’s currently a waitlist if you wanna get early access to the new Bing search.