Windows 10: I tried using Bing AI for this answer: How to set the display time off

liannawright · May 4, 2023

I couldn't find the answer for Windows 11. I went to Settings-dlsplay but couldn't find how to keep my display from going off after 2 minutes. I want to set it for 10 minutes.Help?

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R Cord · May 4, 2023

Bing AI on taskbar

Hi,

R. Cord here, Independent Expert. Hope you are doing well.

Yes, that's correct. In Windows 10 version 22H2, Microsoft introduced a new feature called the "Bing AI on Taskbar". This feature adds a small icon with the Bing logo to the right side of the taskbar, near the system tray. Clicking on the icon opens up a chat window where you can ask questions and get answers powered by Microsoft's Bing search engine.

Additionally, when you perform a search using the Windows 10 search bar, the results may include a message at the top of the results page indicating the current version of Windows 10 you are using, such as "Version 22H2" or "Build xxx xx xxxx". This is just a way for you to quickly confirm the version of Windows 10 you have installed on your computer.

If you don't want to use the Bing AI on Taskbar feature:

Check steps to remove it!

Right-click on an empty space on your taskbar.

Hover your mouse over the "Search" option in the context menu that appears.

In the sub-menu that appears, select "Hidden" to hide the search bar from your taskbar.

Alternatively, you can also disable the Bing AI on Taskbar feature by following these steps:

>Click on the Bing AI icon on your taskbar.

I>n the chat window that appears, click on the three-dot menu icon in the top-right corner.

>Select "Settings" from the menu that appears.

>Toggle off the "Show Bing AI on taskbar" option.

By following either of these methods, you should be able to deactivate the Bing search bar on your Windows 10 version 22H2 taskbar.

I hope it helps,

Regards,

R. Cord

Brink · May 4, 2023

Introducing the next wave of AI at Scale innovations in Bing

Bing users around the globe perform hundreds of millions of search queries every day. These queries are diverse in many ways, from the intent the users are seeking to fulfill, to the languages and regions where these queries are issued. To handle such a dynamic range of usage, AI models in Bing must continuously evolve and therefore Bing is the prime example of Microsoft AI at Scale.

This blog post introduces recent updates to Bing that are making use of the Microsoft Turing Natural Language Generation (T-NLG) model, as well as expanding the use of the Microsoft Turing Natural Language Representation (T-NLR) model in production. If you are interested in trying out the Turing NLR model for your own business scenarios you can sign up for our preview.

Bringing Natural Language Generation into Bing

In May, we outlined the use of AI models fine-tuned from the Turing Natural Language Representation model in different parts of Bing’s question answering and ranking systems. In the last year, there has been very exciting progress on Natural Language Generation, including training our very own T-NLG model, and the introduction of OpenAI’s GPT-3, trained with Microsoft Azure. Today we are excited to share how these advancements are enabling us to build better search experiences.Improving Autosuggest using Turing-NLG Next Phrase Prediction

Autosuggest (AS) improves the search experience by suggesting the most relevant completed queries matching the partial query entered by the user. The key objective of AS is to save users time and keystrokes by offering better and faster query completion. The most frequent search prefixes are usually handled by suggestions that leverage previous queries issued by Bing users. However, as the user types more specific search terms (longer queries), the ability to generate suggestions on the fly becomes essential to overcome limitations of approaches based on previous queries.

Next Phrase Prediction is an AS feature that provides full phrase suggestions in real time for long queries. Before the introduction of Next Phrase Prediction, the approach for handling query suggestions for longer queries was limited to completing the current word being typed by the user. With Next Phrase Prediction, full phrase suggestions can be presented. Furthermore, because these suggestions are generated in real time, they are not limited to previously seen data or just the current word being typed. As a result, the coverage of AS completions increases considerably, improving the overall user experience significantly. The generative models are particularly challenging from an inferencing perspective due to – size of models and number of inferences required per query (one has to ideally run model inference per keystroke as the user is typing the query). We have introduced several innovations with respect to model compression, state caching, and hardware acceleration of these models to help delight our users cost efficiently.

Here are some examples that have suggestions that didn't before:

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Read more: Introducing the next wave of AI at Scale innovations in Bing | Search Quality Insights

Brink · May 4, 2023

Gamer's Guide to the New AI-Powered Bing

Summary

The new AI-powered Bing is now in preview, and you might be surprised at how much it knows about your favorite Xbox and PC games.

These are five starter queries to ask Bing which may help you get more out of your gaming experience.

If you like the answers you find with Bing, remember to follow-up with the source links for more info.

The new Bing is in preview, and we’re continuing to take feedback and apply those learnings to improve the experience over time.

Many of us have used a search engine at some point in our lives to find ways to get an edge in our favorite games. From trying to smite the first boss in Elden Ring, to finding all the Agility Orbs in classic games like Crackdown, or what the best Perks are for Modern Warfare II. But we’ve never had something quite as special as the new AI-powered Bing as our gaming co-pilot and its wealth of tips, trivia, and technical know-how. With the new Bing you get better search, more complete answers to your gaming questions, a new chat experience to explore deeper, and the ability to create content.

The new AI-powered Bing is designed to help you find the information you’re looking for by deciphering intricate questions, with clear answers, coupled with surprisingly in-depth responses. It also knows a hell of a lot about video games. So much so we wanted to really test its gaming knowledge with some hard-hitting questions to see what type of response we’d get. The results, as you can try out for yourself by signing up for the waitlist, were pretty dang impressive.

To help get you started interacting with this new and innovative tool, we’ve collected some effective ways for you to test out the new Bing to help you not only challenge its gaming credentials, but also find potential new ways for you to enjoy some of your favorite games. Remember to share your feedback so we can continue to improve the experience.
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Source: The Gamer's Guide to the New AI-Powered Bing - Xbox Wire

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