Bing’s AI chatbot is now on your Android phone’s keyboard

 Was an early user of Bings AI Chatbot, relatively good,  now yet more accessible. 

Bing’s AI chatbot is now on your Android phone’s keyboard  — here’s how to get it

By Peter Hunt Szpytek, April 6, 2023

Chatbots have become extraordinarily popular for those looking for help with their writing — or simply mess around with them and have fun. Now, Android users have access to one such chatbot straight from their keyboard. Bing Chat is Microsoft’s chatbot that rivals the likes of ChatGPT and Google Bard, and it has been added as a feature to the SwiftKey keyboard, a predictive keyboard that helps with texting.

While Bing Chat can help users compose the body of a message, it can also analyze prewritten text for your tone to suggest changes if the user wants to avoid coming across a certain way. Bing Chat has already been providing those services via the Bing app and through web browsers; however, the new integration with the SwiftKey keyboard allows users to easily access the chatbot for help whenever their keyboard is enabled.   ... ' 

Microsoft Tones down Bing’s AI Chatbot and Gives it Multiple Personalities

Been impressed there by what I have seen, including some of the personalities, though which you use then needs to be carefully considered and tested. Is no more hallucinatory than other approaches.

Microsoft tones down Bing’s AI chatbot and gives it multiple personalities

BY James Farrell

After Microsoft Corp.’s Bing Chat went off the rails shortly after its introduction, the company has now reined in the bot and given users a selection of personalities they can choose from when chatting with it.

Millions of people signed up to use Bing powered by Open AI LLC’s ChatGPT when it first became available, but many who took the bot to its limits discovered the AI was prone to having what looked like nervous breakdowns. It was anything but the “fun and factual” that Microsoft had promised, with the bot at times airing existential despair and sometimes insulting people.

Earlier this week, Microsoft updated Windows 11, which includes the integration of the Bing chatbot. And today, the bot was given three personalities in an effort by Microsoft to counter the outlandish responses people had been seeing at the start. Now users can choose from “creative, balanced and precise” responses, although even the creative version is more constrained than the seemingly unhinged entity the company unleashed into the wild just a few weeks ago.  ... '   (more)  

A Law Firm and Generative AI

Legal direction make sense, if the results are good.   Note uses ChatGPT.\ model. 

Hello, Harvey: This Elite Biglaw Firm Is The First To Partner With 'Game-Changing' AI Chatbot

This firm is giving the robots the chance to come for lawyers' jobs -- and do them better.

By STACI ZARETSKY    in Abovethelaw  on February 17, 2023 at 4:16 PM

Robot using a futuristic interface.  This announcement marks a new era for A&O and the legal industry. Harvey AI is not just another platform, but a game-changer that will enable us to deliver unprecedented value, efficiency and innovation to our clients. We are proud to be the first law firm to partner with Harvey AI. We share their vision of using technology to enhance and transform legal services.

— Wim Dejonghe, a senior partner at Allen & Overy, in a statement concerning the Biglaw firm’s integration of Harvey, an innovative AI platform that uses the same model as ChatGPT, but has been enhanced for legal work. Harvey operates in “multiple languages” and can automate legal work with “unmatched efficiency, quality and intelligence.” According to a press release from A&O, “Whilst the output needs careful review by an A&O lawyer, Harvey can help generate insights, recommendations and predictions based on large volumes of data, enabling lawyers to deliver faster, smarter and more cost-effective solutions to their clients.”   ... '