Fast Technology, July 25th news, according to media reports, following Baidu and Google, Microsoft will also introduce AI summary functionality into the search results of its search engine Bing.

Bing's Generative Search feature is currently in preview, leveraging AI technology to provide users with the top result for their search query, presented in the form of an original response.

These responses not only include concise summaries of answers but also provide main source links and related information through large and small language models, significantly enriching the content of search results.

For instance, when a user searches for "how long do elephants live," Bing not only gives a brief description but also offers more comprehensive information and videos, such as factors that affect elephants' lifespan.

Microsoft states that they are gradually launching this service and continuously optimizing it through user feedback, testing, and learning, with the goal of ultimately providing an exceptional search experience.

It is noteworthy that Microsoft emphasizes that the original intention behind developing the Generative Search feature is to provide users with a more convenient way to access information, rather than disrupting the business of online publishers.

Furthermore, while AI tools demonstrate immense potential in information processing, Microsoft reminds users that these tools cannot fully replace actual news and authoritative information sources. Users are advised to maintain rational thinking and judgment when using them.