Microsoft’s Bing has offered an early look at a new search results page that prominently features AI-generated information while shoving actual search results to the side.

Earlier this month, Microsoft made a preview of AI-enhanced Bing available to some users. Over the first 48 hours of sign-ups, more than 1 million people joined the waitlist to try out the product ...

Microsoft has begun tying together Bing's AI chat in mobile and across the desktop, adding Knowledge Cards, integrated video, and more. You should see them this week.

Microsoft's Bing is preparing to launch an answer to Google's AI Overviews -- an AI-powered, info-summarizing feature called Bing generative search.

But now, Microsoft's search engine, Bing, is using an AI chatbot that users have been trying out. And that results have been, uh, pretty disturbing. Let's dive in: Wait, what's this all about?

Microsoft's Bing AI is moving further beyond its roots. Previously available only in Microsoft Edge and the Bing mobile app, Bing Chat is heading toward more third-party browsers.

Bing’s new AI-powered chatbot is basically ChatGPT with ads…and one that refuses to do your homework for you. Well, sometimes. That’s not necessarily a derogatory criticism; the new Bing is ...

Bing’s new search experience puts AI-generated answers front and center while pushing traditional search results to the side.