Microsoft promises that Bing chat will remain free.

CTOnews.com, July 23 (Xinhua) in recent years, many companies and entrepreneurial teams, such as OpenAI, Microsoft and Google, have launched their own chat robots. OpenAI's ChatGPT-4 is paid to use, while Microsoft's GPT-4-based Bing chat is free. Some people worry about whether Bing chat will be paid for in the future, but Microsoft has reaffirmed its commitment to "free Bing AI".

CTOnews.com previously reported that Microsoft recently unveiled Bing AI Enterprise, a paid product that has raised questions about Bing's future, with some suggesting that Microsoft may charge for using bing.com 's AI chat feature. Fortunately, Microsoft has confirmed that bing.com 's AI will remain free, and the recent announcement about Bing chat Enterprise will not affect the current AI experience. Users can also use Bing AI for free through Edge browsers and Windows Copilot. Microsoft will soon extend Bing chat to more products and will not charge users for using AI.

According to Windowslatest, a Microsoft engineer said: "Bing AI will remain free on bing.com, Microsoft Edge sidebar, Windows Copilot and other places."

Bing uses "large language models" trained by Microsoft and OpenAI, which are neural networks that have been trained on large amounts of data, such as books and research papers. In addition, Bing has trained on its search results, which allows AI to search the web, crawl data, think and answer users' questions.

Microsoft has been introducing a number of free improvements for Bing chat, each of which makes Bing AI better.