The Latest Breaking News from Yusuf Mehdi

Microsoft has confirmed it plans to start showing adverts in a variety of ways to users plugged into its Bing chatbot

After Microsoft's powerful AI chatbot verbally attacked people, and even compared one person to Hitler, the company has decided to rein in the technology until it works out the kinks.

Microsoft, Meta, Google, Snapchat and more are trying to weave chatbots and other AI features into their offerings.

The software giant now limits the number of queries per day a user can make on its artificial-intelligence-powered Bing search engine.

The software giant launched a new version of the search engine powered by AI, integrating a chat interface with features from ChatGPT.

Tech leaders are increasingly warning that A.I. programs like ChatGPT and Google's Bard can give convincing, yet entirely incorrect, answers.

Microsoft executive Yusuf Mehdi says the company has just started discussing with advertisers what ads will look like in a A.I. search world.

Microsoft is moving fast by working with a startup on its next search engine, but it’s also sacrificing some control of the narrative.

Microsoft's move to power search results using AI opens a new front for competition with Google.

Microsoft will add artificial intelligence-powered features, including chat, to its search engine, Bing, and its browser Edge, the software giant announced at a day-long event at its Redmond campus on Tuesday. The move signals the importance tech companies have recently placed on AI.