Microsoft has announced that it has added a feature long sought after by users to Bing, which is powered by artificial intelligence. With the latest update, voice chat can now be performed from the desktop with the browser’s chatbot.

According to the blog post shared by the tech giant, desktop users can now too they can ask their questions to the chatbot. This feature was already available on mobile; but not for desktop.

Bing can also answer your questions with your voice

This feature can be used by pressing the microphone icon in Bing Chat. In addition to Microsoft, Bing’s chatbot also answers questions you ask. in his own voice He says he can answer. So on the desktop you can chat aloud with the model.

The new feature currently only supports certain languages, including English, Japanese, French, German, and Chinese. Microsoft adds that there will be more language support in the future.

Microsoft’s introduction of voice mode for Bing Chat on the desktop comes as the company prepares to withdraw support for Cortana, the digital assistant in Windows. The company recently announced that the assistant will be disconnected at the end of this year.

It wouldn’t be wrong to say that the tech giant is trying to direct its users towards Bing and the artificial intelligence-assisted personal assistant called Copilot, which will be coming to Windows 11 with its new move. Using the same infrastructure as the Bing chatbot, Copilot can change your computer settings, answer questions, summarize content, and much more. Tests of the artificial intelligence tool, which will be added to the taskbar, will begin this month. The company will bring Copilot to all Windows 11 users in the future. There is no information on when the exact date will be.