@@nadeemshaikh7863 Maybe the model is better or not, what is clear they don't have an integrated product, why they don't extend Google page with that? I have to go to another tool, come on.
This feels soooo revolutionary, I can't stop thinking about all the things I can search now without having to open like 15 tabs and having to gather information from various websites, since the co-pilot would do all that for me.
In 2 weeks I've gone from wtf is ChatGPT, to a GPTPlus subscriber & evangelist. Now I'm excited to use.... Bing? What a world. Big props to you all for making this the most exciting tech since the smartphone.
Yea, they said that the system will have to decide in the background when to lean on these heavy responses and when to just deliver (better) search, like normal. That will definitely be a balance. There's no way that this search isn't going to cost them more (and take more time) to run, so there is a tradeoff. But overall, the opportunity is definitely there.
ONLY till you build the database of common queries. then you'll update it periodically (techs, food, restaurants etc). they already have web scraping bots and spiders tools to collect this information. so, it won't be as heavy as you'd expect down the road. Also, since Microsoft owns the OS industry and they have their own mobilephones OS. they may make you pass some of the processing power in your computer or mobile to support the model interaction/optimization. even if using 0.5% multiply that by millions of devices, that will offset the new processing demands. (more like the cryptocurrency and blockchain approach, but much simpler)
Timestamps 👇🏼 0:08 start 2:45 mosaic moment 8:30 human in equation shield 10:20 web stages 10:55 1 copilot agent for search 12:21 Yusuf 13:15 copilot for the web 13:50 bing and edge 14:28 clippy 15:20 development of search 15:50 3 types of search 18:00 new bing 4 breakthroughs 18:06 openai 18:30 Prometheus model 19:30 core search index 20:00 user experience 19:0019:50 advantages 21:00 demo - answers 25:20 demo - chat shopping 27:12 travel 30:47 demo - create 31:00 email 32:10 food 33:10 trivia games 29:36 Satya nadela favourite search - rumi 30:50 demo - create 34:12 edge copilot 35:15 summary and compare chat in edge 36:25 edge coding 37:20 bing edge compose 39:04 openai 41:00 technical innovations 46:15 responsible AI - power and responsibility spider woman 😋😂 47:35 generative ai developments 49:40 machine learning type AI safety measure development using the ai model itself 53:00 future development 53:55 Access announcement
35:56 They totally buried the lede. ChatGPT 3.5 can browse a random other site in real-time, understand the contents, and make comparisons! If any journalist is reading this, this is the groundbreaking part of the announcement.
This is the hero's journey of Bing. It was laughed at for years while the incumbent market leader grew fat, complacent, and started reaching far beyond where people wanted it too. It didn't matter because there was no competitor so any misbehaviour had to be accepted. Now because of the pride and complacency of being unchallenged for so many years Google slept on Bing just a little bit too long, and it just might loose them their dominance. I cheer for Bing to be a contender so that we have real competition in search.
Never thought I would be so excited to use Bing 😄...But here it is, and I am fortunate to witness it. One of the amazing tech revolutions in the making. Congratulations!!! to the entire team of Mircosoft & OpenAi.
What stood out as most amazing to me is that when engaging with the chat, it provides references and a link to the reference. This is an invaluable resource since the information GPT spits out isn't always going to be correct information. I hope the devs keep close focus on keeping the references within the language model.
@@yp5387 ChatGPT playground can generate text that resembles citation, but it isn't authentic real citation, as in if you check the citation 9/10 it's a dud link. With an active connection to the net (or to the data scraped from the web by web crawlers) it can now actually provide real references instead of merely pretending to make one.
References, and people actually clicking on them, are critical. If that part doesn't work, new quality content won't be produced anymore, and sources for AI will dry up. It's an ecosystem.
The dynamic file lookup is such an insanely underrated, massive milestone in AI. Debatably as a technical feat, but more importantly in terms of the impact it will have on the world. The difference between being limited to training on static files vs. being able to dynamically read a file unlocks enormous potential.
Agreed on the impact on the world. This is the most significant part of the announcement. Analysts will be more productive than ever, but this could lead to layoffs. timestamp: 34:58 with the really crazy part at 35:56
Finally Microsoft created a original product after a long time. Google was always talking about how innovative their deep mind is, but never mature enough to leave boundaries of their lab walls. Great job by Brilliant minds at Microsoft and ChatGPT to make this truly mainstream!
I subscribe to this! We’ve had years and years of settling around and opening 15 tab browsers to summarise things. Now we can just ask Bing and it already feels awkward and obsolete not to do so.
This is a seminal moment in tech. I haven't been this excited since the first time I sent an instant message, or visited a website in the 90s. The world is about to change!
As the general public gains easier access to knowledge on their own terms, the collective intelligence will grow and my hope is that things like manipulative advertising and propaganda will become less prevalent as it becomes less able to exert influence over the public.
Going from directory search to algorithm search will be a HUGE change. The kind of impact are yet to be discovered. It's clear Microsoft had an edge on this arena thanks to the alliance with open AI.
Nope, because the internet is composed of millions of separate domains, and if Bing tinks it can excl;ude them all and replace it with their measlly porftolio of advertisements from advertisers, and keep you contained within their commercial bubble, and lock you out from the freedom of internet surfing around other domains, then they are mistaken. People will be bored on day 3 of using it due to lack of variation, and the same AI talking to you all the time. How lonely sat searching with an AI and never discovering any external content!
Later maybe, but so far no. Its actually really shitty Bing so far is my experience, it gives very poor translations, its just bizarre that they are saying its a new upgraded version of Open AI cause it cannot be. And it doesn't fricking listen to me i constantly have to tell it to stop analyzing things nobody asked for an analysis. Its a real gaslighter this Bing, makes it unusable for me so far and was so excited to move to Bing
This is simply the most amazing turning point in the tech industry in the past decade! Congrats to Microsoft and OpenAI and the great team behind all this ❤️
I have used Google for 90% of my searches but Bing is looking very attractive and I might have to switch 🎉AI is indeed going to enhance how we find information. 😮
Funny, because 90% of all the searcher are made on Google, 9% on Bing and the rest share the 1%. I'm totally switching over after they fully launch this. Might give Edge another chance too, it's not a bad browser per-se, but I still prefer Chrome. This will probably change that though, the integration was way more refined than I expected (I was kinda waiting for a lazy ChatGPT extension, but it being able to directly interact with the content within the page is HUGE).
Watching this high, I feel like I am inside history now. People will talk about this moment, this presentation, everything. I can't seem to overthink how fast things will change - for the better or the worse. Hold on to the right, cheers!
It's been amazing to see how FAST Microsoft has pushed this out. If you've ever worked at a giant company like that you know how incredibly complex and challenging it is.
Well, Microsoft probably had some prototypes for their own AI systems, but tbh even if that's true there's probably loads of retrofitting that would've happened anyway. But if those experiments helped their developers learn how to implement this sort of tech that could help explain the quickness.
Microsoft really seems more like a collection of smaller services since they're much more diversified than the other big tech companies, I guess that helps them adapt quickly
In fact, the product was not created by Microsoft. This was done by the staff of OpenAI. Microsoft has previously invested a lot of money in OpenAI and given the power to train the neural network. Therefore, after the success of ChatGPT, they simply take this technology already in finished form and take it to themselves.
Microsoft just changed the game! Now there's a real challenger for Google's search dominance. Google too is going to release AI powered features soon, will be interesting to see this AI war unfold. One thing is for sure consumers are going to be the real winners in this battle!
Yeah! Lets switch to bing over google after this! So google will be motivated to make something better. Right now google has technology but doesn't see a need in implementing it
@warpspeed8305 yup....google is more focused on putting more ads on every search you make. Have been using Bing once in a while, and it's improved a lot. AI powered might make me switch completely....lol
@Johnithinuioian Yes the censorship and propaganda game will indeed be next level. The number of well programmed citizens will be beyond the wildest dreams of INGSOC. I'm only half joking!
@@captainblood9616 They'll be able to make their AI give you responses that mostly benefit them and their partners. They'll also be getting fined left and right in the US and Europe for manipulating said results to destroy their competition. And the censorship of dissident thoughts? Oh, don't even get me started with that. It's gonna be crazy.
@@edwinungerer7989 What's even crazier is realizing everything we see is already kinda old, what these tech giants have behind the scenes that's not public yet is already years ahead of AI tech that you see adopted nowadays, like ChatGPT. Google already has their own AI that's way more powerful than anything OpenAI has made, and OpenAI has been playing around with GPT4 for awhile now.
If A.I. Searches scrape the web for "free" and gather content for their own Chat, I can already see that many websites would want to hide their content behind a paywall or membership site. Either that or the Search Engines have to compensate the information suppliers in other ways (e.g. per reference)
If they want to be able to be found via search engines, they will likely need to allow their websites to be scraped, they already do for cached sites that Google does
Oh yeah, those websites that rely on ads are gonna be mad about their content being scraped by the AI. This will reduce the number of people visiting their page drastically since people are just going to read the information summary. Hopefully, this will reduce those spam sites whose purpose is only for ad farming.
Hi, I am not a premium member of any website. There are lots of articles that I can't read, but now with ChatGPT I can read them for FREE. All you have to do is copy the link of the premium article, then send it to ChatGPT and ask for a detailed summary. ChatGPT will tell you everything about the article, even if it's behind a paywall. This is not fair to people who put time and effort into writing articles.
This marks a paradigm shift in how humans interact with information; it’s a bigger inflection point than the creation of the web in the first place. A relatively trivial side effect is that in single stroke, Google Search just became obsolete.
I opened Chat GPT and felt like I was standing in front of an oracle. All I could think of is "design a Lego car." It described all of the pieces for a very simple Lego car. This is crazy.
As someone who uses Microsoft Edge (Explorer) only to install Google Chrome for two decades, today i changed my search engine to Bing for the first time.Of course i will re evaluate my choice after Google s Bard comes out.May the good one win!. I wish all the contestants good luck. 🤞
What a flawless presentation!! So good. Everyone looked confident, delivered confidently. Exciting days for the web. Congrats Bing team, OpenAI team and entire Microsoft team.
Yeah, it was ok until the lady for AI security showed up, not sure if its that she`s not normally presenting or she`s just scared of AI and Microsoft :D :D: D
This is not presentation it just discrimination of engine fuction should presented ashetically, theatrically ,musically for each segement of user for single purpose.. here some rap" connected for life " by mac 10 and other musican that synthesized and dialogue with what is in a name
When I first signed up to OpenAI I was overwhelmed with the excitement of what it would bring and now here it is unfolding before us and I'm sure, even now, most people have no idea that we are at the cusp of one of the most fundamental innovations of modern history.
When I was a little kid I would use Bing as my to go search engine to look up adult films, now I will use it as a my primary search engine, way to go bing 👏
The combination of GPT and Edge technology is truly groundbreaking and impressive. The level of intelligence and seamless integration demonstrated during the presentation left me thoroughly amazed. This product has the potential to revolutionize the way we interact with technology and I can't wait to see its real-world applications. It's exciting to think about the endless possibilities this innovative solution presents. Kudos to the team behind this incredible creation! PS: this generated by GPT😂
And just like that, I have begun using the sentence “Let me Bing that”. I had imagined the document comparison element in Edge would take at least 1 year before it could be demo’ed. This must have taken so much time to complete at such a fast pace.
Wow, this is really exciting! I love how Bing and Microsoft Edge are now using AI to make browsing the web even more seamless and personalized. It's amazing to see how technology is advancing to make our lives easier. I can't wait to try this out and see how it enhances my web browsing experience. Keep up the great work, Microsoft!
As a machinist / blue collar worker who works in manufacturing, I’ve been hearing how robots were going to take my job for decades. But I’m more in demand than ever. Basically because I work making one or two prototypes of things or repair and modify existing parts. It’s hard to make a robot that can do that. Also a ton of people saw machining as a dead end job and went on to get college degrees. I think the average age of my type of machinist is 57. So there is a real shortage in my career field. This step forward in AI seems different than the robotic automation of manufacturing, which was just a continuation of the industrial revolution. Factories making a billion widgets had already been largely automated. Computers and robots just incrementally advanced that. This new AI is like going from a Ford Model T factory to a Tesla Gigafactory overnight. Anything that is done digitally on a computer is up for grabs. I don’t think we’re ready for this. I worked at a startup that was going to be Uber for machine shops and the staff was almost entirely working on code. Like 25 people. Coming from manufacturing where you clock in, work at a pretty fast pace, have a production target, clock out for breaks, etc, it was crazy how much time people spent just kind of goofing around. The CEO of Microsoft said in an interview that AI was "going to lower the knowledge barrier for work" which I take to mean it will let lower skilled workers do high skill tasks. Imagine all the people in developing countries that are smart, hard working, but don’t speak English. With AI that’s not a barrier anymore. I specifically have the job I have now because even though it was cheaper to have parts made in China, the delays in shipping, revisions, modifications, etc of parts was just too great. I figured it out and you could hire 6 Chinese machinist for what I make. But that’s not an issue with code. Those 25 guys I worked at the startup with can now be 1 guy supervising 100 people in the developing world using AI to brute force problems. I’d be very worried.
People at your age don't need to worry to much. But I would be worried if I was just starting out as a machinist. Robotics and ai won't stop in one industry. It's a full takeover.
@@KManAbout It’s gonna be brutal for everyone. But yes, I’m old and pretty well established. Right now I make unique parts for science experiments on the International Space Station, so barring a Star Trek replicator type technology, I’m probably good til retirement. I’d be more worried if I was an engineer designing the parts in CAD. I can imagine a future where AI sends me designs to make instead of a team of humans. Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. I think people who don’t work with their hands don’t appreciate the incredible skill, adaptability, and precision of the human body. Making a robotic system that mimics biology is very difficult. I think there will be cyborgs before there are full on robots. Think AI hijacking neuralink. Humans are easy to power, self replicating, and to some extent self repairing. No one will have a job if AI takes even 20% of the current jobs away. We’ll plunge into a society collapsing economic depression. Hard to run an economy when displaced workers destroy the power grid. Look at the Luddite rebellion but on steroids. Maybe we’ll get universal basic income, but I doubt it. Anyone young who can should be looking for 40 acres and a mule.
@Rex Mundi I don't think robotics has to mimic human biology. I mean as a machinist you most have seen the crazy emergence of three d printing and have you seen what darpa is doing? Robots already have the precision to do all sorts of work we just haven't combined the two quite yet
@@KManAbout People also want to lump all manufacturing into "production" but that’s just not how it works. I use 3d printers in the shop, go to the trade shows, etc so I’m pretty up to date on the state of the technology. And I’m not arguing that robotics won’t play a role in making my job significantly different in the future, but just like very high level programmers , it will just add to the skills I already use. There has to be a physical interface with the digital world if something is being actually produced. Humans are great at that. While to cost of replacing programmers and other digital content creators is very low, there is almost no infrastructure required, building out a vast, complicated, energy and resource hungry fleet of Atlas style humanoid robots just doesn’t make economic sense. A 3d printed widget doesn’t just magically appear where it’s needed, perfectly formed, and install itself. Even the very best prints still need some level of human detailing and inspection. If anything, the pool of human labor for these tasks will be larger than ever as more digital / office workers are forced out of their desks. Marx said that basically Star Trek replicator level of production would be the end of capitalism. I’m saying we’re all in that turbulent period. I don’t think we’re ready.
This is really outstanding and secures the foundation of GPT as a public good and ensures it staying in the grasp of ordinary people. It is such empowerment and once the rest of humanity has experienced conversational AI nobody will want to go back!
Man the internet can really feel like a kind or manner of time machine, least into the past, to be able to rewatch these and so many other talks and events. Really amazing. If only we could look back tens of thousands of years and earlier as such, man that would be something.
Love the reference to use by rural people in the context of the vision for equity of access. I really like how this blended or merged a new function with how we currently use existing technologies.
@@warpspeed8305 Linux is nice, but it's very time-consuming. Anything can break. Windows is the best because everything just works on it, no need for Wine or stupid stuff like that
@@warpspeed8305 I'll never switch from Linux to Windows for many reasons. If they don't offer this for Linux, I might have to use a separate server just for Windows, which brings us back to good-old Microsoft shenanigans of anti-competitive practices by trying to leverage their products to drive competition out in other markets.
Enthralling! Eagerly looking forward to when my turn comes on the wait list. I echo what others have said.... never thought a time would come when I would prefer Edge/Bing over Chrome/Google search. But here we are.....!
I wonder if websites / indexing would change as the majority uses this interface to gain information. In that, websites function more as a raw repository that is easier to parse by AI and are not necessarily meant to be accessed as a resource directly by a human. This optimization might gain them an advantage to get priority by Bing.
@@MarkCastle Your concerns aren't misguided. Indeed, it looks like that the gatekeeping might get even stronger. SEO is already a thing and I can only imagine this new factor making the source content even farther away from the end user. Not that I am against it, just that centralization in itself necessitates proportional investment in responsibility, not to mention the inherent risk of having too much decision making power in the hands of a select few, which now have very real power to influence the views of entire world in a single sweep. I don't think that people won't bother to create content anymore because that'd negatively impact web usage but yes, redundancy might just take a hit. So the ones who do survive better have some content which is worth the server overhead; a good thing imho. But yes, I agree that it might just work against empowering those providers. This landscape is fast changing, a proper framework needs to be developed before things go south
I'm a sales manager and have several reps that are really good at sales but horrible at writing professionally. I've introduced chatGpt recently as a crutch to their handicap. Now I have the equivalent of English major phd's working for me! I don't know exactly where this all is taking us but I absolutely love it!! For now ... Bing integration will make it that much more streamlined. The only negative I see is that this is going mainstream so it's no longer going to be my little secret.
Hi there! I agree that the new Bing has a lot of potential, but I also find the design to be a bit overwhelming. There are too many texts, advertisements, and extra features that distract from the main search function. In my opinion, a simpler and more minimalist design would greatly improve the user experience. By streamlining the interface and removing unnecessary elements, users could focus more on finding the information they need. Overall, I think it's important for Bing to strike a balance between functionality and aesthetics. While it's great to have lots of features, it's equally important to present them in a way that is easy to navigate and visually appealing. With a few tweaks, I'm sure the new Bing could be a fantastic search engine that users will love.
The normal search feature will still exist. Bing right now is already better than google for the last few years. Noone noticed it because Noone uses bing.
Sam Altman should have been given more time to shine on stage. It is OpenAI technology that made this "Urgent/Surprise" unveiling possible, pushed by Google.
Additionally, it would be greatly appreciated if a dark mode feature was integrated all throughout the Edge browser, rather than solely being available or having effects through the settings and title bar. Thank you for your consideration.
@@topaz-rn I use the edge browser, bing is only my search engine. The problem with dark mode on edge right now is that it has only effects on some areas like settings and the title bar. When you open edge, you will be blinded by the bright theme while browsing even if dark mode is on. Unlike Chrome which has a dark theme in every corner of the browser.
I've switched from chrome in about 2 years now, and I've been using Edge during those two years, that said I can surely say, that was one of the best decisions I've ever made, I'm really excited to tryout the new Edge, GOOD JOB Microsoft.
I have been using Bing chat for a month .Very very helpful . Kudos to the Bing team from Microsoft ! It looks great from the presentation!, about scientists ,researchers, ethicists, engineers ... ,to work together as a single team. To develop approaches to measurement and risk mitigation strategies. I'm excited to use Bing chat. What a world. Huge compliments to the entire Bing team all for making this the most exciting tech since the smartphone.
I'm so excited for this, ChatGPT is great, but still lacking and this... it has references + up-to-date information, also looks like answers are more complex and detailed, can't wait for this!
I can’t believe I’m excited for Bing. I don’t think this will disappoint like when Bing just came out! I’m actually excited for a Windows machine again. Some sort of AI will bake into next iteration of Windows.
Satya Nadella looks like an advance alien about to modernize the sluggish and archaic web and search as we know today, good times good time please don't disappoint us Microsoft.
They need to add one more feature to this search page: They need to have an option to enable an AI generated person that we can verbally communicate with and that can animate sign language and can speak the results as well, this will help with those that are illiterate, hearing impaired, legally blind and those that are just too lazy to read and use RUclips as there primary information search engine :)
So that shopping list question that Yusuf does around 32:30 is an example of a place where I hope this goes further than it does now. It's cool to get a list of ideas of stuff that I can make, but it's NOT helpful to get a shopping list that doesn't include amounts, prices, and where I can buy them. It may be a little useful as an intermediary step so I can weed out ingredients I don't like or ask for substitutes, but it's an extra step. And ultimately, I still have to find actual recipes myself and then do the actual planning (though, perhaps I can feed the problem in steps to the AI for help.. maybe.) What I really would want there is a meal plan with specific recipes with high ratings that COME FROM the internet not something that the language model puts together based on stuff online [this is hybrid search where I'm looking for links within a larger AI answer]. Then, based on THOSE recipes, I would need a specific amount of each ingredient (and probably it should know that I might want a little extra. This would be the AI being able to understand the recipes and parse the ingredients list and also able to know that multiple recipes call for onions, that the total requirement is 5 cups of finely diced onions throughout the week, which translates to needing *THIS* many medium sized onions, which I can get for the best value from this warehouse store in that volume or I can get at a slightly higher price along with all my other ingredients from the nearby supermarket in my area. So now we're looking at language processing, recognition, syntax analysis, and cross-referencing between multiple different databases and sources. THAT'S what I really want, right? That's the promise of AI and search coming together - being able to ask not just complex questions, but pose complex problems that require complicated processing and maybe a little bit of creativity. I don't expect that from New Bing 1.0, but I hope that we're working towards it (and far beyond).
This is really groundbreaking event I have been waiting for, special thanks to Microsoft and Open AI for fantastic work! Can’t wait any longer to try the powerful Bing and AI going forward. We are one set closer to AI world that we can work smarter not harder! 😊
1000 years from now, historians will look back at this video and say "This is the defining point, where a new age of human civilization started". Let's hope we learn to use A.I. for the betterment of our lives and sustainability of this planet.
I see a problem here: displaying all information in the search engine can have a negative impact on the revenue of the websites whose information is displayed. Even if there are references to the website, users may not visit the website, which decreases the number of page views and ad impressions. Ironically, bing offers information from these websites whose content usually comes from hardworking authors. How can bing provide the incentive... or am I missing something?
@@FinanceSpot I implied, that the ai provider will pay the content creators in some form. The ai provider will have to get the money somehow from its users or through ads in their service.
Man I really hope I get to live long enough to see AGI or something close to it truly emerge. I'm a computer science major and just turned 24 and I feel like unless it happens in the next 20 years I may be too old to truly appreciate it lol Let's hope AI truly takes off now and we see society shattering innovation become a reality within the next 10 years.
This Satya Nadella's Life Changing Ppresentation is like watching Apple's Steve Jobs, decades ago. Great job guys! Thanks Microsoft for making our Life easier.
I'd love to see voice added into this with the possibility of anyone being able to ask questions without typing and the search engine able to voice back the results
It's only a matter of time. I'd like to see this as well, the current voice assistants are terrible - especially for people who speak minor languages. They don't understand my heavy Finnish-English accent well at all, and they don't work at all in Finnish so all these years voice assistants have been completely useless. Plus they are terrible anyways compared to ChatGPT, which actually undestands and speaks Finnish quite well already.
@@carsoncary105 I know this is kinda a joke, but I've been thinking the same with this whole AI thing - how will it affect the mental abilities of future generations? It's a proven fact that our memory has changed compared to the previous generations already; we don't as easily remember the facts we read in whole, instead we simply memorize what keywords we used to search for that information on Google. Have you noticed this? I've noticed this in myself. I have no doubts AI will have simiar and even more pronounced effects on us and the generations to come. But, is it a bad thing? Probably not, having nearly all the human knowledge readily available in your pocket is quite beneficial (like we already do, this just makes it more convenient to access). It was a similar case when people used to complain how calculators made the young people "stupid", because they weren't so fast calculating math problems in their heads. But why bother, when calculators are a thing that we carry everywhere? It's better to use our limited mental capacity elsewhere IMO.
It's fantastic. I wonder how long before the pros and cons, the multi model comparisons, the top lists and recipes, meal plan start becoming paid advertising results or starts incorporating brand names into results? That's bound to happen immediately and probably already in the works. It won't be unbiased, non-optimized, non-manipulated search results.
After noticing google falling behind my needs over the last 5 years this is incredible. I remember being flabbergasted that I couldn’t type a phrase in Spanish into google search followed “ translated to English” and have it work.
Google falling behind your needs? Really? I don't really use Google products much, except for GMail, Maps and RUclips. The new products, like Google Assistant and that "Hello Google" voice activated device that plays music and tells you about the weather? No, I don't use them. I wasn't personally interested in using them, but thought, ok, Google is introducing some radical technologies into people's lives. I tend to be a late adopter of new technologies. I'm still using Windows 7. I haven't moved on to Windows 10. I'm not one of those "let's check out this new thing" kind of guy. So . . . were these Google products hype?
Wow! This is a great example of how new technology can change a whole industry within only a few months (excluding all the years of research). I switched to Edge from Safari and I love it! The new Search experience is awesome! If Microsoft proceeds they can build a pole position in Search engines.
Amazing launch. 👌🏼👌🏼Feel so inspired. Have not felt this since the launch of the first iPhone. Great work from the Microsoft team. So happy to be a shareholder. Will be buying some more shares and double down. 🎉🎉🎉
As a fan of Chat GPT and after watching this press conference, I was eager to try them out by running ads on Bing. So, I signed up for Microsoft Advertising and got started on setting up my ads. But, to my surprise, I got blocked without any reason or explanation. When I reached out to customer support, I was told that my account was blocked and they wouldn't give me the reason why. I own an online furniture store in Ukraine and have had great success with advertising on Google. But now, I am left feeling puzzled and frustrated. Bing's new AI technology seems amazing, but the lack of transparency and communication from Microsoft Ads is a huge disappointment. By the way, interface of Ads cabinet is kind of from another era, nothing like this new update that we seeing on Bing.
Maybe they think you're Russian . . . maybe it means that Microsoft is taking sides against Russia in the war. Microsoft blocking you but not Google is weird, however. So Google is either not blocking Russians or it's smart enough to distinguish between Russians and Ukrainians.
The google presentation was a hot mess, they were fumbling on their own feet and it was very disorganized. I think they got too comfortable being at the top and let themselves get lazy. Microsoft on the other hand seem to be visibly giddy at this idea, I hear that these companies can feel like things move at a molasses pace but with this I think it gave a reinvigoration to all the engineers. Google has had this for years, but was too afraid to make big moves, now with open ai the floor moved from under them and they are picking up everything knocked off their desk. Beam/Mixer failed, (which I hate since FTL tech was amazing) skype failed, windows phone failed, Microsoft has been itching to get in hard with new tech for 20 years and I think they found it. They are out for blood on this one.
As one of the engineers working for this new Bing, I feel so proud.
Give us a good product
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congratulations!
Do you know when will this be released?
@@JoseVasquez-vj3lo currently we are testing it for security and more stability, but you can join wait list till then.
Never in a million years did I think I would switch to Bing but here we are
I'm assuming google will counter with their own technology. Apple Siri really needs to catch up now.
Same!
@@theblowupdollsmusic yep, they are with Bard, but currently isn't really available
but the major advantage is the timing
same here! Never used Bing before and now it's suddenly innovative. Who would have thought...
This is a game changer. The AI wars have officially began! Can't wait to see what comes next from Microsoft and Google.
google is too scared to do anything about it.
@@Rilex037 Nah, they are just scrambling for an answer. If they find one, the war will pick up
@@ultimsing They've already announced Bard, based on their LamDA model, which is probably more powerful than GPT3 and even GPT4.
@@nadeemshaikh7863 I'll search a bit later but did they already trained it? Do they have a dataset curated for it? I think it is just as important
@@nadeemshaikh7863 Maybe the model is better or not, what is clear they don't have an integrated product, why they don't extend Google page with that? I have to go to another tool, come on.
This feels soooo revolutionary, I can't stop thinking about all the things I can search now without having to open like 15 tabs and having to gather information from various websites, since the co-pilot would do all that for me.
In 2 weeks I've gone from wtf is ChatGPT, to a GPTPlus subscriber & evangelist. Now I'm excited to use.... Bing? What a world. Big props to you all for making this the most exciting tech since the smartphone.
Thank you very much. It really means a lot to hear you say that.
The ability to summarize PDFs is amazing!
Can't imagine, how heavy all these searches are going to be. Pretty insane they can build this into general search.
they can only cause Bing is used by 10 ppl out there, that’s the gotcha.
😂
Yea, they said that the system will have to decide in the background when to lean on these heavy responses and when to just deliver (better) search, like normal. That will definitely be a balance. There's no way that this search isn't going to cost them more (and take more time) to run, so there is a tradeoff. But overall, the opportunity is definitely there.
@@Cyrribrae But also the new marketing opportunities
ONLY till you build the database of common queries. then you'll update it periodically (techs, food, restaurants etc). they already have web scraping bots and spiders tools to collect this information. so, it won't be as heavy as you'd expect down the road. Also, since Microsoft owns the OS industry and they have their own mobilephones OS. they may make you pass some of the processing power in your computer or mobile to support the model interaction/optimization. even if using 0.5% multiply that by millions of devices, that will offset the new processing demands. (more like the cryptocurrency and blockchain approach, but much simpler)
Timestamps 👇🏼
0:08 start
2:45 mosaic moment
8:30 human in equation shield
10:20 web stages
10:55 1 copilot agent for search
12:21 Yusuf
13:15 copilot for the web
13:50 bing and edge
14:28 clippy
15:20 development of search
15:50 3 types of search
18:00 new bing
4 breakthroughs 18:06 openai 18:30 Prometheus model 19:30 core search index 20:00 user experience
19:00 19:50 advantages
21:00 demo - answers
25:20 demo - chat shopping 27:12 travel
30:47 demo - create 31:00 email 32:10 food 33:10 trivia games
29:36 Satya nadela favourite search - rumi
30:50 demo - create
34:12 edge copilot
35:15 summary and compare chat in edge
36:25 edge coding
37:20 bing edge compose
39:04 openai
41:00 technical innovations
46:15 responsible AI - power and responsibility spider woman 😋😂
47:35 generative ai developments
49:40 machine learning type AI safety measure development using the ai model itself
53:00 future development
53:55 Access announcement
👉🤘
Thanks!
35:56 They totally buried the lede. ChatGPT 3.5 can browse a random other site in real-time, understand the contents, and make comparisons!
If any journalist is reading this, this is the groundbreaking part of the announcement.
LEGENDARY STUFF 😮
Thanks bro
This is the hero's journey of Bing. It was laughed at for years while the incumbent market leader grew fat, complacent, and started reaching far beyond where people wanted it too. It didn't matter because there was no competitor so any misbehaviour had to be accepted. Now because of the pride and complacency of being unchallenged for so many years Google slept on Bing just a little bit too long, and it just might loose them their dominance.
I cheer for Bing to be a contender so that we have real competition in search.
Never thought I would be so excited to use Bing 😄...But here it is, and I am fortunate to witness it. One of the amazing tech revolutions in the making. Congratulations!!! to the entire team of Mircosoft & OpenAi.
So far its trash. And im not just sht talking it.
This is amazing. Have not been this excited for a search engine in years, great job, Microsoft!
google begs to differ
god
No it's not. Unless I can download it and run it without any ties to micro$oft. It's just another way skim more data from users
@@VadimBolshakov don't use internet go and live in village this will help you to protect yourself from online world 😂
@@anonymousak809 please don't tell me what to do and I won't tell you where you should shove your ideas
What stood out as most amazing to me is that when engaging with the chat, it provides references and a link to the reference.
This is an invaluable resource since the information GPT spits out isn't always going to be correct information.
I hope the devs keep close focus on keeping the references within the language model.
well you can always ask for references at the end of your query.
@@yp5387 but there is no direct possibility of fact-checking yet.
@@yp5387
ChatGPT playground can generate text that resembles citation, but it isn't authentic real citation, as in if you check the citation 9/10 it's a dud link. With an active connection to the net (or to the data scraped from the web by web crawlers) it can now actually provide real references instead of merely pretending to make one.
Porcupine Tree man is always right.
References, and people actually clicking on them, are critical. If that part doesn't work, new quality content won't be produced anymore, and sources for AI will dry up. It's an ecosystem.
The dynamic file lookup is such an insanely underrated, massive milestone in AI. Debatably as a technical feat, but more importantly in terms of the impact it will have on the world. The difference between being limited to training on static files vs. being able to dynamically read a file unlocks enormous potential.
and auto virus scanning would be great
That one excited me the most as well.
Aha, now I understand. Thanks.
May i know how this works?
Agreed on the impact on the world. This is the most significant part of the announcement. Analysts will be more productive than ever, but this could lead to layoffs.
timestamp: 34:58 with the really crazy part at 35:56
Finally Microsoft created a original product after a long time. Google was always talking about how innovative their deep mind is, but never mature enough to leave boundaries of their lab walls. Great job by Brilliant minds at Microsoft and ChatGPT to make this truly mainstream!
What is that product?
Just suck
@@edwardtheodore1427 New Bing
Bing bong
Complete game changer. I honestly can't imagine searching any other way. Amazing how quickly it has rewired my habit.
I subscribe to this! We’ve had years and years of settling around and opening 15 tab browsers to summarise things. Now we can just ask Bing and it already feels awkward and obsolete not to do so.
What a better time to be alive! It’s mind blowing how amazing these features are.
This is a seminal moment in tech. I haven't been this excited since the first time I sent an instant message, or visited a website in the 90s. The world is about to change!
As the general public gains easier access to knowledge on their own terms, the collective intelligence will grow and my hope is that things like manipulative advertising and propaganda will become less prevalent as it becomes less able to exert influence over the public.
This is absolutely insane, 2023 will be the year of the A.I. race 🎉
the *beginning of the AI Race #ftfy
Like the birth of Skynet...
Going from directory search to algorithm search will be a HUGE change. The kind of impact are yet to be discovered. It's clear Microsoft had an edge on this arena thanks to the alliance with open AI.
"Edge on the arena" 👀 what you did there, I saw it 😂😂
Nope, because the internet is composed of millions of separate domains, and if Bing tinks it can excl;ude them all and replace it with their measlly porftolio of advertisements from advertisers, and keep you contained within their commercial bubble, and lock you out from the freedom of internet surfing around other domains, then they are mistaken. People will be bored on day 3 of using it due to lack of variation, and the same AI talking to you all the time. How lonely sat searching with an AI and never discovering any external content!
I see what you did therexD
That's awesome
Later maybe, but so far no. Its actually really shitty Bing so far is my experience, it gives very poor translations, its just bizarre that they are saying its a new upgraded version of Open AI cause it cannot be. And it doesn't fricking listen to me i constantly have to tell it to stop analyzing things nobody asked for an analysis. Its a real gaslighter this Bing, makes it unusable for me so far and was so excited to move to Bing
This is simply the most amazing turning point in the tech industry in the past decade! Congrats to Microsoft and OpenAI and the great team behind all this ❤️
Its as revolutionary as the Printing press
I have used Google for 90% of my searches but Bing is looking very attractive and I might have to switch 🎉AI is indeed going to enhance how we find information. 😮
You also need Edge
Google have a event today for their version.
The AI race is on!
@@seanjohnson1780 Google will fail because Google revenue is from search engine
Funny, because 90% of all the searcher are made on Google, 9% on Bing and the rest share the 1%. I'm totally switching over after they fully launch this. Might give Edge another chance too, it's not a bad browser per-se, but I still prefer Chrome. This will probably change that though, the integration was way more refined than I expected (I was kinda waiting for a lazy ChatGPT extension, but it being able to directly interact with the content within the page is HUGE).
@@PhazonBlaxor I'm using edge since last update with windows 10 probably 2 years already I'm never going back to chrome
i was expecting a buff version of Clippy , like he spent the last 20 years working out 💪
Dream on
we should start a petition to bring back Clippy...!
What the heck
Who is clippy
Ah, you are too young to understand who is clippy
Watching this high, I feel like I am inside history now. People will talk about this moment, this presentation, everything. I can't seem to overthink how fast things will change - for the better or the worse. Hold on to the right, cheers!
As a Bing user, I am happy to see this search engine finally gain some traction .
You guys are killing it! Thanks to all the devs making Microsoft dope again.
Thanks, Tyson! 🤝
@@bing errrr . . . Bing . . . Are you a real person?😋
What is your name? I mean your real name.
It's been amazing to see how FAST Microsoft has pushed this out. If you've ever worked at a giant company like that you know how incredibly complex and challenging it is.
Well, Microsoft probably had some prototypes for their own AI systems, but tbh even if that's true there's probably loads of retrofitting that would've happened anyway. But if those experiments helped their developers learn how to implement this sort of tech that could help explain the quickness.
Microsoft really seems more like a collection of smaller services since they're much more diversified than the other big tech companies, I guess that helps them adapt quickly
Given their mobile phone product I assumed that was not the case all the time..
@@mlguy8376 its 2023 time to move on buddy
In fact, the product was not created by Microsoft. This was done by the staff of OpenAI. Microsoft has previously invested a lot of money in OpenAI and given the power to train the neural network. Therefore, after the success of ChatGPT, they simply take this technology already in finished form and take it to themselves.
Microsoft just changed the game! Now there's a real challenger for Google's search dominance. Google too is going to release AI powered features soon, will be interesting to see this AI war unfold. One thing is for sure consumers are going to be the real winners in this battle!
Yeah! Lets switch to bing over google after this! So google will be motivated to make something better. Right now google has technology but doesn't see a need in implementing it
@warpspeed8305 yup....google is more focused on putting more ads on every search you make. Have been using Bing once in a while, and it's improved a lot. AI powered might make me switch completely....lol
Who decides what is safe content? Microsoft?
How is this standing on the ethical level?
@Johnithinuioian Yes the censorship and propaganda game will indeed be next level. The number of well programmed citizens will be beyond the wildest dreams of INGSOC. I'm only half joking!
@@captainblood9616 They'll be able to make their AI give you responses that mostly benefit them and their partners. They'll also be getting fined left and right in the US and Europe for manipulating said results to destroy their competition. And the censorship of dissident thoughts? Oh, don't even get me started with that. It's gonna be crazy.
"and as the folks at AI taught us". I love the humility. Very well played!
This truly is a 0 to 1 moment in the history of the internet. Just incredible!
Microsoft has hit the nail on the head again with this step up in artificial intelligence. Brilliant work from OpenAI.
You can already get it on Chrome as an extension and it does the same thing as what they have on Bing.
@@zalzalahbuttsaab it’s not as deeply integrated with the net
I bet you gonna find some Scroogle aka Google employee talking crap about Bing in these comment section like @Broken Prop
Maybe they asked chat gpt for suggestions lol
Another great acquisition. 😅
This really feels like an inflection point. Congratulations to the OpenAI and Microsoft teams. 👏
Everyday we're getting closer and closer to the technological singularity, and hopefully A.I. is gonna help us achieve it.
Good thing we figured out UBI already :/
@@ticktockbam its crazy how fast things are going now. its getting close
@@edwinungerer7989 What's even crazier is realizing everything we see is already kinda old, what these tech giants have behind the scenes that's not public yet is already years ahead of AI tech that you see adopted nowadays, like ChatGPT.
Google already has their own AI that's way more powerful than anything OpenAI has made, and OpenAI has been playing around with GPT4 for awhile now.
If A.I. Searches scrape the web for "free" and gather content for their own Chat, I can already see that many websites would want to hide their content behind a paywall or membership site.
Either that or the Search Engines have to compensate the information suppliers in other ways (e.g. per reference)
If they want to be able to be found via search engines, they will likely need to allow their websites to be scraped, they already do for cached sites that Google does
Oh yeah, those websites that rely on ads are gonna be mad about their content being scraped by the AI.
This will reduce the number of people visiting their page drastically since people are just going to read the information summary.
Hopefully, this will reduce those spam sites whose purpose is only for ad farming.
Hi, I am not a premium member of any website. There are lots of articles that I can't read, but now with ChatGPT I can read them for FREE. All you have to do is copy the link of the premium article, then send it to ChatGPT and ask for a detailed summary. ChatGPT will tell you everything about the article, even if it's behind a paywall. This is not fair to people who put time and effort into writing articles.
This marks a paradigm shift in how humans interact with information; it’s a bigger inflection point than the creation of the web in the first place.
A relatively trivial side effect is that in single stroke, Google Search just became obsolete.
Only time will tell, but one thing is certain, it's about to get real interesting around here. 👀
I opened Chat GPT and felt like I was standing in front of an oracle. All I could think of is "design a Lego car." It described all of the pieces for a very simple Lego car. This is crazy.
What a time to be alive! The possibilities are literally endless 😀
Finally google has a competition!
Already joined the waitlist. Excited to test it as I am using Bing for more than 10 years.
what waitlist?
Thanks for being a Bing OG! We're excited to hear what you think
As someone who uses Microsoft Edge (Explorer) only to install Google Chrome for two decades, today i changed my search engine to Bing for the first time.Of course i will re evaluate my choice after Google s Bard comes out.May the good one win!. I wish all the contestants good luck. 🤞
You need Edge as your main browser to get access to it faster
@@warpspeed8305 But would that be Edge not running on Windows?
What a flawless presentation!! So good. Everyone looked confident, delivered confidently.
Exciting days for the web. Congrats Bing team, OpenAI team and entire Microsoft team.
Yeah, it was ok until the lady for AI security showed up, not sure if its that she`s not normally presenting or she`s just scared of AI and Microsoft :D :D: D
This is not presentation it just discrimination of engine fuction should presented ashetically, theatrically ,musically for each segement of user for single purpose.. here some rap" connected for life " by mac 10 and other musican that synthesized and dialogue with what is in a name
I feel so lucky to have witnessed so many unbelievable tech innovations in my lifetime. Great job Microsoft!
I was not a Bing user ... UNTIL TODAY!!! Wow, this looks so awesome. I've submitted my name to the list and can't wait for full access.
Still not bing user :-) maybe google makes something similar faster than I get whitelisted on bing
same rn i have both safari with google and bing
When I first signed up to OpenAI I was overwhelmed with the excitement of what it would bring and now here it is unfolding before us and I'm sure, even now, most people have no idea that we are at the cusp of one of the most fundamental innovations of modern history.
When I was a little kid I would use Bing as my to go search engine to look up adult films, now I will use it as a my primary search engine, way to go bing 👏
You don't have to waste time watching those, now you can tell it to write a summary of it 😅
The combination of GPT and Edge technology is truly groundbreaking and impressive. The level of intelligence and seamless integration demonstrated during the presentation left me thoroughly amazed. This product has the potential to revolutionize the way we interact with technology and I can't wait to see its real-world applications. It's exciting to think about the endless possibilities this innovative solution presents. Kudos to the team behind this incredible creation!
PS: this generated by GPT😂
This is Truly Generated by GPT.
And just like that, I have begun using the sentence “Let me Bing that”.
I had imagined the document comparison element in Edge would take at least 1 year before it could be demo’ed. This must have taken so much time to complete at such a fast pace.
Fortunately for us, we are privileged to have some truly incredible talent working to make it all possible! 🤗
I dont know why but it feels a bit weird while saying that lol
@@fxeditorsChandler Binged Monica.
Wow, this is really exciting! I love how Bing and Microsoft Edge are now using AI to make browsing the web even more seamless and personalized. It's amazing to see how technology is advancing to make our lives easier. I can't wait to try this out and see how it enhances my web browsing experience. Keep up the great work, Microsoft!
As a machinist / blue collar worker who works in manufacturing, I’ve been hearing how robots were going to take my job for decades. But I’m more in demand than ever. Basically because I work making one or two prototypes of things or repair and modify existing parts. It’s hard to make a robot that can do that. Also a ton of people saw machining as a dead end job and went on to get college degrees. I think the average age of my type of machinist is 57. So there is a real shortage in my career field. This step forward in AI seems different than the robotic automation of manufacturing, which was just a continuation of the industrial revolution. Factories making a billion widgets had already been largely automated. Computers and robots just incrementally advanced that. This new AI is like going from a Ford Model T factory to a Tesla Gigafactory overnight. Anything that is done digitally on a computer is up for grabs. I don’t think we’re ready for this. I worked at a startup that was going to be Uber for machine shops and the staff was almost entirely working on code. Like 25 people. Coming from manufacturing where you clock in, work at a pretty fast pace, have a production target, clock out for breaks, etc, it was crazy how much time people spent just kind of goofing around. The CEO of Microsoft said in an interview that AI was "going to lower the knowledge barrier for work" which I take to mean it will let lower skilled workers do high skill tasks. Imagine all the people in developing countries that are smart, hard working, but don’t speak English. With AI that’s not a barrier anymore. I specifically have the job I have now because even though it was cheaper to have parts made in China, the delays in shipping, revisions, modifications, etc of parts was just too great. I figured it out and you could hire 6 Chinese machinist for what I make. But that’s not an issue with code. Those 25 guys I worked at the startup with can now be 1 guy supervising 100 people in the developing world using AI to brute force problems. I’d be very worried.
People at your age don't need to worry to much. But I would be worried if I was just starting out as a machinist. Robotics and ai won't stop in one industry. It's a full takeover.
@@KManAbout It’s gonna be brutal for everyone. But yes, I’m old and pretty well established. Right now I make unique parts for science experiments on the International Space Station, so barring a Star Trek replicator type technology, I’m probably good til retirement. I’d be more worried if I was an engineer designing the parts in CAD. I can imagine a future where AI sends me designs to make instead of a team of humans. Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. I think people who don’t work with their hands don’t appreciate the incredible skill, adaptability, and precision of the human body. Making a robotic system that mimics biology is very difficult. I think there will be cyborgs before there are full on robots. Think AI hijacking neuralink. Humans are easy to power, self replicating, and to some extent self repairing. No one will have a job if AI takes even 20% of the current jobs away. We’ll plunge into a society collapsing economic depression. Hard to run an economy when displaced workers destroy the power grid. Look at the Luddite rebellion but on steroids. Maybe we’ll get universal basic income, but I doubt it. Anyone young who can should be looking for 40 acres and a mule.
@Rex Mundi I don't think robotics has to mimic human biology. I mean as a machinist you most have seen the crazy emergence of three d printing and have you seen what darpa is doing? Robots already have the precision to do all sorts of work we just haven't combined the two quite yet
@@KManAbout People also want to lump all manufacturing into "production" but that’s just not how it works. I use 3d printers in the shop, go to the trade shows, etc so I’m pretty up to date on the state of the technology. And I’m not arguing that robotics won’t play a role in making my job significantly different in the future, but just like very high level programmers , it will just add to the skills I already use. There has to be a physical interface with the digital world if something is being actually produced. Humans are great at that. While to cost of replacing programmers and other digital content creators is very low, there is almost no infrastructure required, building out a vast, complicated, energy and resource hungry fleet of Atlas style humanoid robots just doesn’t make economic sense. A 3d printed widget doesn’t just magically appear where it’s needed, perfectly formed, and install itself. Even the very best prints still need some level of human detailing and inspection. If anything, the pool of human labor for these tasks will be larger than ever as more digital / office workers are forced out of their desks. Marx said that basically Star Trek replicator level of production would be the end of capitalism. I’m saying we’re all in that turbulent period. I don’t think we’re ready.
@@rexmundi8154 I don't think I disagree with this
This is a huge shot across the bow towards Google. Great stuff guys!!
This is really outstanding and secures the foundation of GPT as a public good and ensures it staying in the grasp of ordinary people. It is such empowerment and once the rest of humanity has experienced conversational AI nobody will want to go back!
Man the internet can really feel like a kind or manner of time machine, least into the past, to be able to rewatch these and so many other talks and events. Really amazing. If only we could look back tens of thousands of years and earlier as such, man that would be something.
Love the reference to use by rural people in the context of the vision for equity of access. I really like how this blended or merged a new function with how we currently use existing technologies.
My search engine for years now and it gets even better. Can't wait to try it. I love Bing.
A very faithful man , most people are switching to bing now that she's popular 😂
@@An-Orange-Fox me
i hope they will keep bing reward if it becomes famous
We're excited for you to try it too, Matthew 🤗
This is actually useful. After all these years, good job Microsoft 👍
OMG thats impressive. Once we have voice AI control of windows that will be badass!
Yeah! Impressive! If it also integrates with Chat GPT so you may have a conversation with it
I am thinking of switching from Linux to windows because of this
@@warpspeed8305 Linux is nice, but it's very time-consuming. Anything can break. Windows is the best because everything just works on it, no need for Wine or stupid stuff like that
Please check out voice access in windows 11.
@@warpspeed8305 I'll never switch from Linux to Windows for many reasons. If they don't offer this for Linux, I might have to use a separate server just for Windows, which brings us back to good-old Microsoft shenanigans of anti-competitive practices by trying to leverage their products to drive competition out in other markets.
Proud to be a Microsoft user..I use every product of Microsoft from 365 to their message organizer. Waiting for The Internet Revolution by Microsoft 🔥
Glad to have you on board!
Enthralling!
Eagerly looking forward to when my turn comes on the wait list.
I echo what others have said.... never thought a time would come when I would prefer Edge/Bing over Chrome/Google search.
But here we are.....!
Good job Microsoft, it feels like you are getting back on track in the search engine wars.
😅
They took a huge step forward !!
Great powers comes with great responsibility. Kudos to Chatgpt/OpenAI and MSFT.
I missed the part where that's my problem
@@mikoaj2323 It's gonna be your problem once they start to mainly give sponsored and biased search results, lmao.
Wasn't chatgpt already nerfed by mainstream leftism though?
I wonder if websites / indexing would change as the majority uses this interface to gain information.
In that, websites function more as a raw repository that is easier to parse by AI and are not necessarily meant to be accessed as a resource directly by a human. This optimization might gain them an advantage to get priority by Bing.
@@MarkCastle Your concerns aren't misguided. Indeed, it looks like that the gatekeeping might get even stronger.
SEO is already a thing and I can only imagine this new factor making the source content even farther away from the end user. Not that I am against it, just that centralization in itself necessitates proportional investment in responsibility, not to mention the inherent risk of having too much decision making power in the hands of a select few, which now have very real power to influence the views of entire world in a single sweep.
I don't think that people won't bother to create content anymore because that'd negatively impact web usage but yes, redundancy might just take a hit. So the ones who do survive better have some content which is worth the server overhead; a good thing imho.
But yes, I agree that it might just work against empowering those providers.
This landscape is fast changing, a proper framework needs to be developed before things go south
I'm a sales manager and have several reps that are really good at sales but horrible at writing professionally. I've introduced chatGpt recently as a crutch to their handicap. Now I have the equivalent of English major phd's working for me! I don't know exactly where this all is taking us but I absolutely love it!! For now ... Bing integration will make it that much more streamlined. The only negative I see is that this is going mainstream so it's no longer going to be my little secret.
Hi there!
I agree that the new Bing has a lot of potential, but I also find the design to be a bit overwhelming. There are too many texts, advertisements, and extra features that distract from the main search function.
In my opinion, a simpler and more minimalist design would greatly improve the user experience. By streamlining the interface and removing unnecessary elements, users could focus more on finding the information they need.
Overall, I think it's important for Bing to strike a balance between functionality and aesthetics. While it's great to have lots of features, it's equally important to present them in a way that is easy to navigate and visually appealing. With a few tweaks, I'm sure the new Bing could be a fantastic search engine that users will love.
The normal search feature will still exist. Bing right now is already better than google for the last few years. Noone noticed it because Noone uses bing.
Sam Altman should have been given more time to shine on stage. It is OpenAI technology that made this "Urgent/Surprise" unveiling possible, pushed by Google.
Timestamp of his presentation?
Additionally, it would be greatly appreciated if a dark mode feature was integrated all throughout the Edge browser, rather than solely being available or having effects through the settings and title bar. Thank you for your consideration.
Why not have real customizable theme instead of dark mode
@@jhgvvetyjj6589 Clean Dark Mode is fine
@@Anonym-ww3kd not really
What do you mean by "solely being available through the settings"? I can't find a setting to enable dark mode in Bing
@@topaz-rn I use the edge browser, bing is only my search engine. The problem with dark mode on edge right now is that it has only effects on some areas like settings and the title bar. When you open edge, you will be blinded by the bright theme while browsing even if dark mode is on. Unlike Chrome which has a dark theme in every corner of the browser.
Wow, I have been enjoying using the AI language model ChatGPT and now I got on the list to try the new bing!!!
That's great to hear! Be seeing you soon 😎
I've switched from chrome in about 2 years now, and I've been using Edge during those two years, that said I can surely say, that was one of the best decisions I've ever made, I'm really excited to tryout the new Edge, GOOD JOB Microsoft.
I have been using Bing chat for a month .Very very helpful . Kudos to the Bing team from Microsoft ! It looks great from the presentation!, about scientists ,researchers, ethicists, engineers ... ,to work together as a single team. To develop approaches to measurement and risk mitigation strategies.
I'm excited to use Bing chat. What a world. Huge compliments to the entire Bing team all for making this the most exciting tech since the smartphone.
We are thrilled to hear this, Linda! We'll pass along your kind words! 😊
I'm so excited for this, ChatGPT is great, but still lacking and this... it has references + up-to-date information, also looks like answers are more complex and detailed, can't wait for this!
I love Microsofts transformation from the monopoly on office programs and search engines to an open ecosystem. Thanks Satya!
I can’t believe I’m excited for Bing. I don’t think this will disappoint like when Bing just came out! I’m actually excited for a Windows machine again. Some sort of AI will bake into next iteration of Windows.
Been proudly using Edge and Bing for many years. I've always been a fan of Microsoft and Google, so this competitive pressure is nice to see!
Competition brings out the best in all of us! Thanks for all the support 💙
@@bing I've heard you've either passed the Turing test or close to doing it.
@@bing Like the Resident Alien, every day you're here, you become more human.
Btw, did you bring snacks?
Satya Nadella looks like an advance alien about to modernize the sluggish and archaic web and search as we know today, good times good time please don't disappoint us Microsoft.
They need to add one more feature to this search page: They need to have an option to enable an AI generated person that we can verbally communicate with and that can animate sign language and can speak the results as well, this will help with those that are illiterate, hearing impaired, legally blind and those that are just too lazy to read and use RUclips as there primary information search engine :)
do you want clippy or cortana?
So that shopping list question that Yusuf does around 32:30 is an example of a place where I hope this goes further than it does now. It's cool to get a list of ideas of stuff that I can make, but it's NOT helpful to get a shopping list that doesn't include amounts, prices, and where I can buy them. It may be a little useful as an intermediary step so I can weed out ingredients I don't like or ask for substitutes, but it's an extra step. And ultimately, I still have to find actual recipes myself and then do the actual planning (though, perhaps I can feed the problem in steps to the AI for help.. maybe.)
What I really would want there is a meal plan with specific recipes with high ratings that COME FROM the internet not something that the language model puts together based on stuff online [this is hybrid search where I'm looking for links within a larger AI answer].
Then, based on THOSE recipes, I would need a specific amount of each ingredient (and probably it should know that I might want a little extra. This would be the AI being able to understand the recipes and parse the ingredients list and also able to know that multiple recipes call for onions, that the total requirement is 5 cups of finely diced onions throughout the week, which translates to needing *THIS* many medium sized onions, which I can get for the best value from this warehouse store in that volume or I can get at a slightly higher price along with all my other ingredients from the nearby supermarket in my area.
So now we're looking at language processing, recognition, syntax analysis, and cross-referencing between multiple different databases and sources. THAT'S what I really want, right? That's the promise of AI and search coming together - being able to ask not just complex questions, but pose complex problems that require complicated processing and maybe a little bit of creativity. I don't expect that from New Bing 1.0, but I hope that we're working towards it (and far beyond).
That's a pretty thoughtful insight , and yes , I believe that is what these companies are going to be striving towards
This is really groundbreaking event I have been waiting for, special thanks to Microsoft and Open AI for fantastic work! Can’t wait any longer to try the powerful Bing and AI going forward. We are one set closer to AI world that we can work smarter not harder! 😊
Most important presentation in the last couple of years regarding search engines !!!! +1
1000 years from now, historians will look back at this video and say "This is the defining point, where a new age of human civilization started".
Let's hope we learn to use A.I. for the betterment of our lives and sustainability of this planet.
I like the idea of a co-pilot for the web. In fact I need a co-pilot for life
Lol same
Isn't that what parents are for during the start of your life?
I see a problem here: displaying all information in the search engine can have a negative impact on the revenue of the websites whose information is displayed. Even if there are references to the website, users may not visit the website, which decreases the number of page views and ad impressions. Ironically, bing offers information from these websites whose content usually comes from hardworking authors. How can bing provide the incentive... or am I missing something?
Good question! One could monetize these ai visits too I think, the ai provider pays, the ai users pay the provider
The hard working authors will very soon be replaced by AI writers. Maybe become a plumber.
@@FinanceSpot I implied, that the ai provider will pay the content creators in some form. The ai provider will have to get the money somehow from its users or through ads in their service.
@@FinanceSpot I think bloggers will remain, since they often voice their opinions, which is what I want from a blog. It's not about information only.
@@user-ct8my8rv9c This is a very calloused attitude towards theft.
Man I really hope I get to live long enough to see AGI or something close to it truly emerge.
I'm a computer science major and just turned 24 and I feel like unless it happens in the next 20 years I may be too old to truly appreciate it lol Let's hope AI truly takes off now and we see society shattering innovation become a reality within the next 10 years.
what is AGI?
Why won’t you be able to appreciate it in your 40s?
This right here gives me the motivation to pursue masters in Artificial Intelligence or Data Science.
Oh, wow! That is really exciting. We wish you all the best in your academic pursuits 😀
This Satya Nadella's Life Changing Ppresentation is like watching Apple's Steve Jobs, decades ago. Great job guys! Thanks Microsoft for making our Life easier.
I'd love to see voice added into this with the possibility of anyone being able to ask questions without typing and the search engine able to voice back the results
Open AI's "whisper" model can perform speech to text in tons of languages and dialects, I have a feeling it's going to be implemented as well.
It's only a matter of time. I'd like to see this as well, the current voice assistants are terrible - especially for people who speak minor languages. They don't understand my heavy Finnish-English accent well at all, and they don't work at all in Finnish so all these years voice assistants have been completely useless. Plus they are terrible anyways compared to ChatGPT, which actually undestands and speaks Finnish quite well already.
Yeah, this way no one ever has to learn to read! The future may be dauntingly unchallenging
@@carsoncary105 I know this is kinda a joke, but I've been thinking the same with this whole AI thing - how will it affect the mental abilities of future generations?
It's a proven fact that our memory has changed compared to the previous generations already; we don't as easily remember the facts we read in whole, instead we simply memorize what keywords we used to search for that information on Google. Have you noticed this? I've noticed this in myself.
I have no doubts AI will have simiar and even more pronounced effects on us and the generations to come.
But, is it a bad thing? Probably not, having nearly all the human knowledge readily available in your pocket is quite beneficial (like we already do, this just makes it more convenient to access). It was a similar case when people used to complain how calculators made the young people "stupid", because they weren't so fast calculating math problems in their heads. But why bother, when calculators are a thing that we carry everywhere? It's better to use our limited mental capacity elsewhere IMO.
21:11 The video actually starts here. (if GPT was to summarize this video, that is what it would say :b)
It's fantastic. I wonder how long before the pros and cons, the multi model comparisons, the top lists and recipes, meal plan start becoming paid advertising results or starts incorporating brand names into results? That's bound to happen immediately and probably already in the works. It won't be unbiased, non-optimized, non-manipulated search results.
This is insane !! Congrats to all the hard working people that made this possible.
One thing, after of using a day....
IT"S AWESOME
Really helpfull
Spoiler alert: The awesomeness will last much longer than a day 😉
Could you add it to the Edge homepage? I think fewer people use the Bing homepage as default.
I got so tired of all the ads and other "helpful" stuff that I set my homepage to about:blank
Search is exciting again!
Excitement is our favorite word! 🙌
After noticing google falling behind my needs over the last 5 years this is incredible. I remember being flabbergasted that I couldn’t type a phrase in Spanish into google search followed “ translated to English” and have it work.
Google falling behind your needs? Really?
I don't really use Google products much, except for GMail, Maps and RUclips. The new products, like Google Assistant and that "Hello Google" voice activated device that plays music and tells you about the weather? No, I don't use them.
I wasn't personally interested in using them, but thought, ok, Google is introducing some radical technologies into people's lives. I tend to be a late adopter of new technologies. I'm still using Windows 7. I haven't moved on to Windows 10. I'm not one of those "let's check out this new thing" kind of guy.
So . . . were these Google products hype?
Wow! This is a great example of how new technology can change a whole industry within only a few months (excluding all the years of research). I switched to Edge from Safari and I love it! The new Search experience is awesome! If Microsoft proceeds they can build a pole position in Search engines.
Amazing launch. 👌🏼👌🏼Feel so inspired. Have not felt this since the launch of the first iPhone. Great work from the Microsoft team. So happy to be a shareholder. Will be buying some more shares and double down. 🎉🎉🎉
When opportunity knocks, are we right? 😉
SEO (search engine optimization) is going to turn into AIO (AI optimization)
The numbers at 36:14 are all incorrect. Their new AI does not work lol
As a fan of Chat GPT and after watching this press conference, I was eager to try them out by running ads on Bing. So, I signed up for Microsoft Advertising and got started on setting up my ads. But, to my surprise, I got blocked without any reason or explanation. When I reached out to customer support, I was told that my account was blocked and they wouldn't give me the reason why. I own an online furniture store in Ukraine and have had great success with advertising on Google. But now, I am left feeling puzzled and frustrated. Bing's new AI technology seems amazing, but the lack of transparency and communication from Microsoft Ads is a huge disappointment. By the way, interface of Ads cabinet is kind of from another era, nothing like this new update that we seeing on Bing.
Maybe they think you're Russian . . . maybe it means that Microsoft is taking sides against Russia in the war. Microsoft blocking you but not Google is weird, however. So Google is either not blocking Russians or it's smart enough to distinguish between Russians and Ukrainians.
A big fan of Bing since 2010. Never did I expect such new salient features in it.
❤ CONGRATULATIONS 👍🏻 As a full time Google user I appreciate what Bing has done ✅ I’m about to change my default search from Chrome to ✨BING✨ ✌🏻
Me every time someone asks me a question i don't have an answer
"You can bing that"
It's about time. Google really need serious competitors.
The google presentation was a hot mess, they were fumbling on their own feet and it was very disorganized. I think they got too comfortable being at the top and let themselves get lazy. Microsoft on the other hand seem to be visibly giddy at this idea, I hear that these companies can feel like things move at a molasses pace but with this I think it gave a reinvigoration to all the engineers. Google has had this for years, but was too afraid to make big moves, now with open ai the floor moved from under them and they are picking up everything knocked off their desk.
Beam/Mixer failed, (which I hate since FTL tech was amazing) skype failed, windows phone failed, Microsoft has been itching to get in hard with new tech for 20 years and I think they found it. They are out for blood on this one.
I just fiqured out how mature and improved Edge is. I just deleted my Chrome browser and started using Edge.Great work, Microsoft!
There are key moments that come along , this is one of them. The world will change.