With the addition of swiftKey and skype, Microsoft's Bing AI chatbot expands its reach

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The SwiftKey keyboard app, Skype group chats, and Microsoft's Start app are among the new Bing AI chatbot integrations that Microsoft has announced.

Bing AI chatbot integrations into the SwiftKey keyboard app, group Skype chats, and Microsoft's Start app have been announced by Microsoft. 

SwiftKey's integration with the Bing AI chatbot gives users three functions: Search, Talk, and Tone. Depending on whether the message is for a working email or a social media post, the Bing chatbot will use the Tone feature to choose between professional, casual, and polite language. The Search tool makes it simple to search the web with a keyboard, eliminating the need to switch applications. If you need to look up something while texting with a friend, this feature might be useful.

Microsoft's chatbot is additionally now more open in bunch visits on Skype, requiring just a single part with admittance to converse with Bing. Additionally, personal news feeds, search engines, and weather apps now support it. Microsoft's efforts to expand the reach of its AI chatbot and increase its presence in users' daily lives are demonstrated by these integrations.

Microsoft's Copilot artificial intelligence, based on a similar mechanical establishment as Bing, works in Office records. Microsoft had originally intended to remove the SwiftKey app from iOS, but the integration with Bing now represents an opportunity for it to gain popularity. The SwiftKey-Bing integration is comparable in terms of functionality to apps like Smart Typer and ParagraphAI. Microsoft sees these apps as yet another opportunity to compete with rivals like Google and Apple in the technological world, despite the fact that its popularity is unknown.