Microsoft Takes Bing AI Chatbot to Mobile Apps and Skype

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Microsoft introduces Bing AI chatbot to mobile apps and Skype, expanding user choices for accessing this new chatbot.

Following the beta launch of the Bing search tool's chatbot, Microsoft has attracted over a million users with millions more eagerly waiting. Recently, the software giant continues to bring the Bing AI chatbot to mobile apps and Skype, providing users with additional options to access this innovative chatbot.

Starting today, users with Microsoft accounts can use the Bing AI chatbot on Edge and Bing apps for Android and iOS. Simply click on the Bing icon at the bottom of the phone screen to initiate a conversation with the chatbot. In the Edge app, users can 'summon' the chatbot directly from the home page.

Microsoft introduces Bing AI chatbot to mobile apps and Skype, expanding user choices for accessing this new chatbot.

Additionally, the Bing AI chatbot is available on Skype, allowing users to chat directly or add the chatbot to a group conversation. The chatbot can assist in planning a trip, suggest ideas to others, or resolve a debate with the information it provides. It can also translate text in over 100 languages.

Moreover, Microsoft has added voice control features on both mobile devices and desktops for the Bing AI chatbot, marking the end of the virtual assistant Cortana after years of ineffective operation. In the future, the company may bring the chatbot to other apps like Teams after refining its functions and addressing issues with the Bing AI chatbot.

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