How To Use Microsoft AI Chatbot🤖 Bing 2023
About this video
The creator tests Microsoft’s new Bing AI chatbot, which he compares to ChatGPT. He says he joined the waitlist and got instant access, and although Microsoft pushes Edge, he uses it in Google Chrome via a Chrome extension. He notes the conversation styles — more creative, more balanced, and more precise — and chooses balanced. As a test, he asks it to write an emotional product description for a funny monkey dabbing t-shirt design; Bing returns a description mentioning a cute monkey dabbing with cool sunglasses and a banana, party/zoo/friends use cases and gift appeal, with ’learn more’ links to sources it drew from. He then runs the text through Grammarly’s plagiarism checker, which he says found significant plagiarism, and warns viewers not to copy-and-paste AI output onto Amazon, Etsy, Redbubble, Zazzle or a blog: double-check and rewrite it in your own words. He asks Bing for another version and for how to improve the description, getting suggestions such as more descriptive adjectives, highlighting benefits and features that differentiate the product, and adding a call to action. He also notes each selling platform has different rules for descriptions, and that listings still need SEO-friendly keywords.
Key takeaways
- He accessed the new Bing chatbot after joining the waitlist and used it in Google Chrome via an extension instead of Microsoft Edge
- Bing offers conversation styles — more creative, more balanced, more precise — and he tested it in balanced mode
- His test prompt asked for an emotional product description for a funny monkey dabbing t-shirt, and Bing added details like sunglasses and a banana plus source links
- Grammarly’s plagiarism checker flagged significant plagiarism in the output, so he warns against copy-and-pasting AI text and advises rewriting it yourself
- Bing’s improvement suggestions were more descriptive adjectives, benefits/features that differentiate the product, and a call to action — while listings still need SEO keywords and must follow each platform’s rules
Episode details: published March 4, 2023 · 8:59 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are RJ Martinez’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.
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