Everything's coming up Copilot -- including Bing. Today at Microsoft Ignite 2023, the company renamed Bing Chat, the AI-powered chatbot it launched on Bing earlier this year, to Copilot in Bing.

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When Bing Chat launched, I remember that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said that they wanted to make Google dance. Of course, Google has since launched Bard and now even Meta is hopping into the AI chat ...

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Everything's coming up Copilot -- including Bing. Why the name changes? Not to cause confusion, Microsoft swears -- despite the fact that the company now has roughly a dozen products that share the ...