Integrate Bing with chatGPT

 

Integrate ChatGPT with Microsoft Bing 


We can do a chatGPT search in Microsoft Bing, it is not complex steps that are easy.

We need to buy a ChatGPT plus subscription from chatGPT to use the Bing search with the chatbot. Once you have a subscription we need to do some settings, please find the details below:

Step 1:

Log in to the official chatGPT website if already have the account.

Once on the chat screen, Click on Upgrade to Plus on the left bottom of the sidebar




 

Now select the upgrade plan button to get the chatGPT plus

 


Enter your card details and purchase the subscription


 

Step 2

Its time to enable chatGPT in Bing

 



 

Select Beta features and toggle on Browse with Bing  to complete the process

 

Step 3

Now start Bing start within the ChatGPT

If we see at the top of the screen click on GPT -4 click on the dropdown menu

click on

Browse with Bing Beta

 


In order to see if this is working we can ask something to see if it's searching the internet and reply back, for example, give me the weather update for my city, if you get the reply you are in business.

 

If you want to use ChatGPT with Microsft Bing search please follow the steps below:

 

Step 1

Log in to your Microsoft official account, if don’t have a Microsoft account register for a Microsoft account



 

Step 2

Now open Microsoft Edge and visit the official Bing page and click on sign on button



Step 3

When you are on the Bing page, once on the Bing page look for the “Chat”  button and then click on it



Select the precise mode, now you can ask questions or do your queries

 


Once it starts accessing the internet you will get start getting the response.

 

 

 

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