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By August, Google commanded a staggering 95.2 per cent of the global mobile search engine market, highlighting the tech giant's commitment to optimising the mobile search experience, according to the report

The Studio 2 also offers some big new connectivity options: it has two USB-C ports, one USB-A port, a microSD card reader, and the Surface Slim Pen 2.

While users will be able to use AI Bing in their preferred browser, the company advised using Bing in the Microsoft Edge browser.

OpenAI will introduce th eChatGPT app on Android devices first in the US and then it will introduce the same in other countries.

This feature allowed ChatGPT to search the internet to help answer questions that benefit from recent information.

This tool in Bing is available now in the US and will be rolling out to other markets over time.

"To try it out, enable Browsing in the 'New Features' section of your app settings. Then select GPT-4 in the model switcher and choose "Browse with Bing" in the drop-down".

The thing is that these chatbots are not like our regular search engines. They have more to offer, only if you ask correctly.

Stepping up its AI game, the browser has launched its own artificial intelligence-powered chatbot.

While OpenAI’s ChatGPT is the first to make the move, Bard and Bing are owned by two of the biggest tech firms in Silicon Valley, and will be interesting to observe how the race between them will roll out in the future.

The rule would only apply to devices issued by Samsung to its workers. Other Samsung owners won't be affected.

"AI will fundamentally change every software category, starting with the largest category of all -- search," said Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.

The new Bing went live but the company quickly shut it down, reports Windows Central.

The mandatory code proposed by the government aims to make Google and Facebook pay Australian media companies fairly for using news content the tech giants siphon from news sites.

With major technology companies collecting our data, are we sacrificing our privacy at the altar of convenience?