Microsoft has finally raised Bing’s daily chat limit to 100 chats per day, after much demand and feedback from its user base.
Jordi Ribas, Corporate Vice President of Bing at Microsoft, took to Twitter today to announce the good news. The company has raised the chat limit to 100 turns per day, however, the limit of 6 turns per session still remains in place for now, but Microsoft has revealed plans that the chat per session limit will be increased as time goes on.
Alongside the loosening of chat limit restrictions, Mikhail Parakhin, CEO of Advertising and Web Services at Microsoft, has also announced that Bing’s new update made it so that SERP (search engine result page) queries no longer count towards the Chat limit and that the Sidebar bug which limited Bing Chat on Microsoft Edge was fixed as well.
In addition, Microsoft has implemented a new tagging system for Bing’s ChatGPT. The system is said to bring significant Bing Chat interaction improvements, as well as to bring changes in the tone of voice of Bing and relaxes some constraints that Microsoft had previously imposed on Bing.
Last but not least, Microsoft shared that the tech giant was doing a big Waitlist push yesterday and invited more people on the waitlist to experience the new Bing based on OpenAI’s industry-leading GPT-4. So if you had registered for the Bing waitlist, you should check your email now to check whether you’re the lucky one to finally experience Bing!
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