New Bing has been available to a small portion of the general public for about a week now. I’ve been playing around with the new AI-powered chat feature for a few days and it works better than I was expecting.
If you’ve spent some time testing out ChatGPT, and were impressed by its capabilities, you’re likely to have a similar experience with New Bing. Unlike ChatGPT, New Bing has access to current crawl data from the web, with Bingbot being a key differentiator.
In this article, I’ll be providing some early thoughts on New Bing, details on how I was able to get early access, its speed compared to ChatGPT, first-hand experience with indexing speed, along with its ability to compete with Google.
How was I able to get early access to New Bing?
Over the past week, I’ve been seeing a lot of people wondering how they can get early access to New Bing. The only answer provided by Microsoft relates to downloading Edge and installing the mobile app.
I completed both of these tasks early on in hopes that it would make a difference, but it didn’t seem to help, and I was stuck with Old Bing. While I now believe these efforts helped with getting access, I suspect there were other aspects that helped.
In particular, the Microsoft Rewards that are tracked using the extension. I noticed that basically all users who were able to get early access had high points (above 500 pts) in the majority of cases. So I went to work on trying to increase my points.
It’s quite a funny system, and one of...
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