Microsoft is working to improve its Bing search engine and Edge browser using artificial intelligence, in an effort to compete with Google.

Microsoft is investing billions of dollars in artificial intelligence as a part of its effort to regain its market leadership and compete with Google in the technology industry.  To update its search engine, Bing, and web browser, Edge, Microsoft is leveraging AI to create innovative solutions and capture new opportunities. Google, on the other hand, has already launched a conversational robot named "Bard" and is planning to release an AI-powered search tool that can collect information even if a simple answer is not available online.

Microsoft has introduced a smart chat robot that will accompany Bing search engine results and provide users with a summary of web pages, a collation of diverse sources, and the ability to create and translate emails.  This new feature is expected to generate billions of dollars in advertising revenues, increasing Microsoft's stock price. The company is working with OpenAI to become a leader in Silicon Valley and is likely to reap huge profits from its AI-based tools. Even though Google has outperformed Microsoft in the search and internet browsing technology sector for years, the Windows operating system manufacturer is determined to focus on the future and dominate its competitors.