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On the business side, the new names will change automatically on April 21, 2020. Microsoft announced the name change on March 30, the same day that it unveiled its newly rebranded consumer subscription bundles. It won't be changing their pricing or what's included in them. Microsoft announced today that it will be rebranding some - but not all - of its Office 365 business plans with the M365 name. Going forward, some M365-branded commercial subscriptions now will include Windows and PC/device management tools, but others won't. As of today, that specific definition no longer holds, as some Office 365 subscriptions also are getting the M365 name. Microsoft 365 (M365) was a subscription bundle of Windows 10 Enterprise, Office 365 and Enterprise Mobility + Security. When Microsoft first introduced "Microsoft 365" a few years ago, the term meant something very specific. Microsoft will continue to address "potential harms" as testers encounter them, but the company is still obviously all-in on this new AI-centric strategy for Bing, and it doesn't seem likely that it will slow or suspend its rapid rollout any time soon.How to use ChatGPT to write Excel formulas More information on how to create plugins for Bing Chat will be announced at Microsoft's Build developer conference in late May.Īs it does in most of its AI-related announcements, Microsoft reiterated its " AI principles" and pointed to a recently updated "approach to responsible AI" document ( PDF).

Microsoft mentions OpenTable and Wolfram|Alpha as initial partners for making reservations and extending the chatbot's math and science chops, respectively.

Microsoft wants to make the Bing chatbot into a "platform," and to that end, the company will soon add support for third-party plugins to extend its capabilities. It's not clear whether extending the length of chat sessions and making Bing Chat aware of the context from previous conversations will reintroduce or exacerbate some of those problems again. Previously, Microsoft limited the length of individual chat sessions and introduced different " personalities" to keep the Bing chatbot's responses from being too weird, threatening, nonsensical, or just plain buggy (Microsoft's euphemism for this behavior is "conversational drift"). The additional exploration time may be warranted.