Somewhat surprisingly, Microsoft is starting to roll out a new feature update for Windows 11 that will bring Bing Chat to the system tray without prior Insider testing.

Microsoft has put its Bing search engine in the spotlight by integrating an AI chatbot that can answer queries and conduct conversations. This led to useful results at a preview, but also some disturbing conversations. Redmond now believes it has solved the problems with the AI ​​chatbot in its search engine and is preparing the GPT-3 based chatbot for the general public.

After all, the software developer Bing is rolling out AI to the search bar in Windows 11. This is noticeable because Microsoft has not tested this feature in Windows with Windows Insiders. The company clearly doesn’t want to slow down in the AI ​​race, although it’s hard to tell if Bing Chat is really ready for the masses.

Note that while the update to Windows 11 is coming, you’ll need to access the Bing preview to chat from the taskbar. This preview is not available to everyone and access is used by Microsoft as a marketing tool.

Other novelties

With the Windows 11 upgrade, Microsoft introduces a few other innovations, such as Spotify widgets and a tablet-optimized taskbar. You can also use it to make a video screen capture without external software snipping tool. Notepad users regain access to the long-awaited tabbing feature, and iPhone users can use Phone Link in Preview.

Microsoft tinkers for the techies Fast Help. This option will be a bit simpler, but also more powerful. This way you can take control quicker, but you can also use a digital laser pointer to tell grandma from a distance not to click next time.

The Windows 11 update is available for compatible devices if you manually check for new updates. If you don’t, you can wait and see. Basically, the new functionality will arrive on your computer over the course of the next month.