Once you follow all the prompts, you'll be redirected back to the sign-up page, where it should say "Great! You're on the waitlist." To sign up, you'll need to use a Microsoft account, so you can either sign in with your existing Microsoft credentials or create a new account. If you want to try out the new Bing limited preview, go to /new on your desktop and click the blue Join the waitlist button. Read more: Google Unveils Bard, Its ChatGPT Rival for AI-Powered Conversation Join the waiting list for the new Bing Interested in trying out the new limited preview of the revamped Bing search engine? You'll need to join the waiting list, which we'll show you how to do, as well as how you can move up in the list to get your hands on the new Bing as soon as possible.
While Bing runs a very distant second behind Google in search engine market share, incorporating AI into search results is destined to spike interest in Bing. With the AI-powered Bing, Microsoft is leading a short but growing list of companies, from Google to Baidu, that are embracing chatbots to provide more human-like responses to search queries. Anyone can try out a few sample queries, available on the Bing website, but if you want to try out the full desktop preview, you must join the waiting list. Microsoft's new Bing search engine, powered by the same OpenAI technology behind ChatGPT, is now available to use as a limited preview.
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