Microsoft adds ChatGPT-powered Bing Search in latest Windows 11 taskbar

Following the success of DALL-E 2, a digital image generator from natural language descriptions called “prompts”, the company behind the artificial intelligence OpenAI also introduced its first AI chatbot called ChatGPT. As the technology is captivating, Microsoft invested $10 Billion into OpenAI and has now integrated ChatGPT into several products including the Bing search engine and recently into Windows 11 Taskbar.
Yes, Microsoft has integrated the ChatGPT into the typable Windows 11 search box found on the taskbar. This will allow asking the AI-powered Bing Chat any query you have and find answers within seconds.
Microsoft has already integrated ChatGPT into the Bing search engine under the option Bing Chat. Simply head over to Bing hit the Let’s Chat option and start asking questions. You may need to register in order to get on the waitlist. If you have already registered, head over to Bing on Microsoft Edge, log in using your Microsoft account and click Let’s chat.
Alternatively, you can update your Windows 11 operating system to the latest February 28, 2023—KB5022913 (OS Build 22621.1344) Preview and try it right from the Windows taskbar.

In a recent blogpost, Microsoft claimed that the new AI-powered Bing was introduced to over 1 million people in 169 countries, and also expanded the new Bing to the Bing, Edge mobile apps, and Skype.
Starting today, many Windows 11 users will see the new OpenAI ChatGPT embedded right into the search. Bing with ChatGPT can help users find information faster and easier by understanding their intent and context.
Users can type or speak their queries in the taskbar’s search box and get relevant web results, images, videos, news, maps, and more. They can also ask follow-up questions or chat about various topics with Bing.
What’s new in the latest Windows 11 Update?
The most anticipated Windows 11 22H2 update is finally available for download in over 190+ countries right now. You should be able to extract the KB5022913Â OTA update from Settings > Windows Update > Check for updates for the latest features. This is the biggest upgrade of the year that the entire PC community has been waiting for.
Take a look at whats new with the latest Windows 11 update: