Microsoft is testing Bing Video Creator, which uses OpenAI's Sora to generate AI videos, and it's free, but there are some limitations.

Wired reports that some big customers of Bing’s APIs will retain access to the service after the August 11th cutoff.

Microsoft quietly announced its plan to pull the plug on Bing Search APIs, and third-party app developers won't have access ...

Microsoft's AI assistant, Copilot, is a product of trial and error. Today's iteration has led to performance improvements and ...

Microsoft is limiting access to tools that boosted its rivals, but larger customers like DuckDuckGo say they won’t be ...

Microsoft's Jordi Ribas announced they are partnering with creators to showcase how they use Copilot Search in Bing. Copilot ...

Analysts say the open project could be Microsoft’s strategy to stake its claim on the agentic web before rivals Google and ...

Microsoft is testing AI actions in File Explorer, with image editing, document summaries, and system-level power management ...

In a sudden and unexpected move, Microsoft revealed today that it will retire its Bing Search APIs for developers in August.

Microsoft is pulling the plug on Bing Search API services later this year, and is pushing customers to use AI instead.

In addition, Windows AI Foundry will also support the large number of developers who are building their own LLMs. It said ...