Microsoft has chosen to rename its Edge web browser versions for iOS and Android, now known as Microsoft Edge: AI Browser, with a focus on integrating artificial intelligence features. The renaming was executed without major changes, emphasizing Microsoft’s commitment to AI within its mobile web platform and broader product lineup.
The specific reasons behind this renaming decision are undisclosed, creating speculation about potential future enhancements leveraging AI within Windows. Despite the lack of clarity on the rebranding rationale, promotional materials showcase the utilization of AI capabilities, including GPT-4-powered Copilot for enhanced search functions and DALL-E 3 for image generation.
Enhance your browsing experience with Copilot, powered by GPT-4, and utilize DALL-E 3 for visual content creation. Microsoft Edge, your AI-enhanced browsing companion, integrates Copilot with GPT-4 for improved searches, detailed summaries, and image generation using DALL-E 3. Enjoy a seamless browsing, discovery, creation, and shopping experience on the go with Microsoft Edge.
The extension of this rebranding to the desktop version remains uncertain, with the current focus on the mobile browser editions. To access Microsoft Edge: AI Browser, download it from the Play Store or the App Store if you do not have the latest version installed already.
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