Unlocking the Power of AI: Introducing Bing Chat Enterprise for Business

Exciting news from Microsoft's Inspire conference! Bing Chat, Microsoft's AI-powered chatbot, is now heading to the enterprise with enhanced data privacy and governance controls. Introducing Bing Chat Enterprise, where chat data isn't saved, customer data isn't used to train AI models, and Microsoft can't view a customer's business data.

This provides commercial customers with better answers, efficiency, and creativity while ensuring data protection.

Concerns about confidential data ending up with developers have been addressed, and Bing Chat Enterprise offers similar functionality to Bing Chat, answering queries with text, graphs, charts, and images. Plus, an upcoming feature called Visual Search will enable image-based questions and web searches.

Bing Chat Enterprise is available in preview today and can be used alongside Bing Chat on various platforms. Subscribers to Microsoft 365 E3, E5, Business Standard, and Business Premium can access it for free, with plans for a standalone offering at $5 per user per month in the future.

Monetizing viral AI-powered chatbot technologies is a priority, and Bing Chat is no exception. The infrastructure required to serve responses to Bing's users is estimated to cost at least $4 billion. This move follows GitHub's launch of Copilot for Business and OpenAI's introduction of ChatGPT Plus, catering to enterprise needs.

Overall, the launch of Bing Chat Enterprise demonstrates Microsoft's commitment to data protection, AI innovation, and meeting the demands of commercial customers. Exciting times ahead for AI-powered chatbots in the enterprise world!