Microsoft seems to have scrapped the waitlist for Bing Chat

Been in the beta since Feb, been quite nice using it. Found out about MQTT through it.

It doesn't require Edge if you use an extension that can spoof your browser's User-Agent.

I use Bing Chat on Brave browser without an issue.
 
Easiest way to use it is install Bing for android. I see it has an Adblock setting now as well. Not sure how well that works but giving it a whirl.

ChatGPT 4 based I believe.
 
bruce_the_loon said:
Still not working for me, although I'm signed in with my work Office365 account and not a "proper" Microsoft account.
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Are you attempting to log in through the app? It was giving me the same error message until I logged. Haven't tried on Windows.
 
Does anybody know if Copilot is available on all office 365 tiers?
 
Polymathic said:
Does anybody know if Copilot is available on all office 365 tiers?
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Does this answer your question?

Seems to be enterprise only for now, and will cost extra?

www.microsoft.com

Introducing Microsoft 365 Copilot | Microsoft 365 Blog

Copilot combines the power of language models with your data in the Microsoft 365 apps and Microsoft Graph to turn your words into the most powerful productivity tool on the planet.
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Get AI-ready with Microsoft 365​

We are currently testing Microsoft 365 Copilot with 20 customers, including 8 in Fortune 500 enterprises. We will be expanding these previews to customers more broadly in the coming months and will share more on new controls for IT admins so that they can plan with confidence to enable Copilot across their organizations.

Today, the best way to get ready for Copilot is to get on Microsoft 365, the essential foundation for modern work. Microsoft 365 brings together in a single solution the foundational capabilities required, including identity, applications, management, and security, plus your enterprise data so that you can be AI-ready.

We will share more about pricing and details in the coming months.
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And this, but oke is speculating.

practical365.com

Microsoft Launches Microsoft 365 Copilot

On March 16, Microsoft launched its latest AI-powered innovation in Microsoft 365 Copilot, aimed at using AI to remove the drudgery of many Office tasks. We don't know when the new capabilities will be available or what they will cost. The demos looked wonderful but quite how things work out in...
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Microsoft 365 Copilot Licensing and Cost​

Other things that we don’t know about Copilot include licensing, availability in other languages than English, and implementation dates for different Microsoft 365 apps (online, desktop, and mobile). Microsoft says that they “will share more about pricing and details in the coming months.” Given the early stage of the software, it’s reasonable for Microsoft to not want to make a definitive statement at this point. We know from products like Loop (due to reach public preview on March 22) that it can take much longer than anticipated to bring software from concept to shipping product. My best guess is that we’ll see some Copilot features light up in Microsoft 365 apps later in 2023.

As to cost, Copilot looks like it is a premium feature instead of something that every Microsoft 365 subscriber will get. My hope is that Microsoft will include Copilot in products like Office 365 E5 and Microsoft 365 E5 instead of requiring customers to buy yet another add-on license. Of course, it would be nice if Microsoft made add-on licenses available for organizations that don’t have high-end licenses. However, recent examples like Teams Premium show that Microsoft like to carve AI-based features out into separate licenses, possibly to drive as much revenue as possible.
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Ridiculous article. There is no way the waitlist is scrapped! :mad:

I now have an irritating b (bing logo) in the top right corner of my edge browser.

When I click it, it says :
"You're in! Welcome to the new Bing!
Chat now"

That is a complete hoax / scam / ripoff as when I click on 'chat now' I get a screen with a 'chat now' button which loops back to the same screen
 
Was there even a true waitlist? I applied with three accounts, and access was almost immediately granted.
 
Yeah... I was on the waiting list and today I got this message...

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So, I click on Chat Now and then get this page.

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Then I click on Chat Now again. And again I get this page and cannot go to the search engine.

Typical Microsoft, just like the ANC, it just simply does not work.
 
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