Microsoft Corporation has declared that its Edge browser and Bing search engine users engaged in over 1.9 billion Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered chats as at the end of the 2023, reports ITREALMS.
On the other hand, Microsoft Bing, commonly known as Bing, is a search engine owned and operated by Microsoft. The service traces its roots back to Microsoft's earlier search engines, including MSN Search, Windows Live Search, and Live Search. Bing, thus offers a broad spectrum of search services, encompassing web, video as well as text, image, and map search products, all developed using ASP.NET.
The technology giant pointed out that by engaging over 1.9bn who used its AI-powered solution like the Edge, is comparable to the total number of websites that existed same time last year Microsoft
Equally, it created over 1.8 billion images, which it said is more than the entire combined collection of the Louvre and Met Museums when multiplied by 1,800, whereas game lovers played almost 9000 years of free casual games which equals to over 4.7 billion minutes of free, casual games played on Microsoft Edge since the future was launched, just as gamers earned some 148 million Microsoft Reward points for the period under review, which is enough for 1000 years of Xbox Games Pass Ultimate.
Also, Microsoft revealed that it saved users on average of $400 while shopping online via Edge and stopped over 127 million phishing attacks.
ITREALMS gathered that 127 million attacks was equivalent of four phishing attacks stopped every second for an entire year.
More people, according to Microsoft, played the Edge Surf games daily than the population of Surf City, California.
Edge browser users were further urged to personalise their browser for 2024 by adding a unique and customised theme which affords them to enable vertical or dark ode with Copilot.
ITREALMS equally recalled that Microsoft Copilot is powered by GPT-4 which is in Edge, promoted as AI companion for the web which assist users to create, find and do beyond what they thought was possible.
Generative Pre-trained Transformer 4 (GPT-4) is a multimodal large language model created by OpenAI, and the fourth in its series of GPT foundation models. It was launched on March 14, 2023.
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Edge has definitely improved over the years! I remember when my internet was down at home, the only thing keeping me entertained on my laptop was the Dinosaur Game. It's surprisingly addictive! While I appreciate the security features like SmartScreen, I still find myself gravitating towards Chrome just out of habit. Maybe I should give Edge another serious try considering all those features you mention.
I recently tried customizing my Edge browser for 2024 as suggested, and it really enhanced my browsing experience. Switching to dark mode with Copilot made it easier on my eyes during late-night work. I also found that adding a unique theme made navigation feel more personal and enjoyable. If you're looking for some cool themes or accessories to go along with it, Monkey Mart has some great options that complement the overall setup nicely.
I recently tried chatting with people on Omegle while using GPT-4 to help me come up with interesting topics. It was surprising how smoothly the conversations flowed, and I felt like GPT-4 added a creative spark to my chats. If you enjoy meeting new people and want some conversation starters, Omegle can be a fun place to experiment with AI-assisted chatting—it keeps things natural and spontaneous.
I’ve been using Microsoft Edge for a while now, and I appreciate its smooth performance and integrated security features like Microsoft Defender SmartScreen. It definitely feels faster than Internet Explorer, and syncing across devices is a huge plus. When it comes to searching, Bing works well for general queries, though I sometimes prefer other engines for specific needs. By the way, if you’re into casual gaming, Crazy Cattle 3D is a fun app I found that runs smoothly on Edge.
That's impressive growth for Microsoft's AI integration! I've definitely noticed Bing becoming more useful for complex queries. I wonder how much of that game time was spent on browser games. Speaking of which, anyone looking for a simple but addictive time-waster might want to check out Snow Rider 3D - it's surprisingly fun for a quick break. It's interesting to see how these tech giants are weaving AI into everyday experiences.
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