How to Use ChatGPT’s ‘Browse With Bing’ Tool—Plus 6 Starter Prompts

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Exciting news from OpenAI! ChatGPT, the popular AI chatbot, now has a new feature called 'Browse With Bing.' Subscribers of ChatGPT Plus can now harness the power of AI-assisted web browsing, expanding the chatbot's capabilities and providing access to a wealth of information.

Ready to dive in? Let's get started!

With 'Browse With Bing,' you can prompt ChatGPT to search the internet and find answers, compare web pages, summarize articles, discover alternative perspectives, and even recommend videos. It's like having a personal AI assistant at your fingertips!

While using the browsing feature, keep in mind that it relies on Bing as the search engine. Although this may affect search results, it still offers a valuable resource for finding information and insights.

To help you get started, here are six starter prompts you can try with ChatGPT's 'Browse With Bing' tool:

1. Brainstorm With Current Info

Get recommendations for activities, movies, or places based on the latest information.

Example prompt: "Where should I go on a date this weekend in San Francisco’s Marina District? Would love to go somewhere with good cocktails that’s recently opened."

2. Compare Different Web Pages:

Explore similarities and differences between web pages on a specific topic for a comprehensive view.

Example prompt: "What are the main similarities and differences between the reviews for Baldur's Gate 3 on Kotaku and IGN?"

3. Focus on a Single Source:

Refine your search by asking the chatbot to provide information from a particular website or source.

Example prompt: "Just focusing on links from Bon Appétit, what kind of chicken casserole should I make tonight? Please don't include jalapeños."

4. Highlight Key Points:

Get a summary of an article's main points to quickly grasp the essence.

Example prompt: "What are three key takeaways from 'How Meta and AI Companies Recruited Striking Actors to Train AI' by Eileen Guo for the MIT Technology Review?"

5. Find Alternative Perspectives:

Discover diverse viewpoints on a topic by asking for article recommendations from different news sources.

Example prompt: "This CNBC article was interesting. What articles from other news sites should I read for additional viewpoints on this topic? https://www.cnbc.com/select/where-to-put-your-money-to-save-for-a-house"

6. Search for New Videos:

Let the chatbot suggest videos or channels to watch for learning and entertainment purposes.

Example prompt: "I’m trying to learn how to surf. What YouTube videos should I watch to help me get started with this gnarly hobby?"

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Remember to approach AI-assisted web browsing with critical thinking and verify information from reliable sources.

That's all for now! Enjoy exploring the internet with ChatGPT's 'Browse With Bing' tool and stay tuned for more tech updates in the future!

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