If you are bad at shopping and don’t know the right products to get, Bing AI-generated buying guides are here to help. Possibly, with this feature, a lot of online shoppers will turn to AI for shopping guidance. The announcement of this feature was made on the Microsoft Bing blog a few hours ago, and it goes beyond telling you the right products to get.
Everybody likes a fair deal while shopping in a physical store or an online store. Microsoft knows this, and they train their Bing AI to find and display the best deals on a product to shoppers. But it doesn’t also stop there, it also gives a brief rundown on the reviews of the product.
As you know, reviews on products vary from one online store to the other. So, the Bing AI will bring you a summary of all reviews from each store, so you can better decide where to purchase the product you want from. Now the big question is how you can get to start using this amazing AI-generated shopping feature.
Allow Microsoft’s Bing AI-generated buying guides to assist you while you shop online
Microsoft says that their aim with this new feature is to “bring more joy to shopping” for users of Bing and Edge browsers. They are doing this by simplifying the shopping process by giving users what they need when they need it. Also, sorting out the right price and the best deals on products that users are shopping for.
This will entail bringing shopping features like coupons, cashback, and so much more to users. Accessing this AI-generated shopping experience is quite easy and doesn’t require much effort. All users need to do is identify a niche where what they are shopping for will fit, for instance, ‘baby toys.’
Now type that phrase into the Bing or Edge search box, and the AI will pull up the best picks for you. These picks will also bring into consideration various price ranges, allowing shoppers to pick the best for their budget. While shopping, users can engage the Bing chatbot from the sidebar to suggest what to consider in the products they are looking out to purchase.
The chatbot will also offer insight into what other shoppers think of a particular product. With its price match feature, the AI will monitor the product’s price and notify you once it drops. If you should purchase the AI-generated recommendations, then it’ll track your purchase.
This feature is already rolling out to Bing and Edge browsers on PC and mobile. Its full benefits will be made available gradually from one region to another. If you are a core Chrome user, then you should know that Google also has something similar.