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Microsoft has just revealed that it is now exploring ways to bring ads to the responses produced by its Bing AI chatbot. This was announced in a blog post by Microsoft VP Yusuf Mehdi, saying that Microsoft is exploring placing ads in the chat experience in order to share ad revenue with partners whose content contributed to the chat response. Although it still remains unclear as to how these ads will be shown, Debarghya Das shared his experience with the new Bing popping up an answer with a small indicator of an ad being displayed after his query. Other users who have tested out the new Bing AI chatbot have also reported that ads had been there since its launch but it still remains unclear how frequently ads would be shown when Bing AI is made available for all users. With over 100 million users now, it is somewhat controversial to bring ads into the Bing AI chatbot for most users. Microsoft has just revealed its all-new AI-powered Bing search engine and Microsoft Edge browser to allow users to chat as they would with ChatGPT by naturally asking questions and getting answers. The new Bing experience is said to feature a "Next-generation OpenAI model" that is said to be more powerful, accurate, and faster than ChatGPT itself and is customized primarily for search. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft is bringing ads to its Bing AI chatbot" and "Microsoft reveals new Bing search and Edge browser powered by OpenAI".