Microsoft has devised a clever idea in a future where words have the ability to mold destiny and memes rule supreme. According to Bing AI, prepare to say goodbye to dull words and hello to the start of a rewriting revolution. Hold on to your Ctrl keys because the SwiftKey app's ability to modify text has finally made its way to Microsoft Edge for desktops!
A few months ago, a whisper in the internet breezes brought word of the SwiftKey keyboard app's newfound skill. It could produce letters in a variety of styles with a swish of its virtual pen, all due to the enigmatic Bing AI. But dear reader, the story takes a twist, as the same enchantment is destined for Microsoft Edge, that trusty browser we all know and tolerate.
An intrepid investigator, @Leopeva64, discovered a gleaming treasure in the Microsoft Edge Canary updates. A feature, indeed, a superpower, was spreading its wings: the ability to rewrite text with the flick of an Alt + I keyboard shortcut. Consider this: you locate a line of text, an unfit candidate for linguistic history, and summon a popup window with a wave of your hand. Inside, a wonderful Bing AI creation, a tapestry of words stitched with brilliance, awaits.
This mysterious window displays not just text but also buttons - possibilities to alter, edit, or restart with a new version. Like SwiftKey's oracle, Edge allows you to modify the outcome to your preferences. Are you looking for professional eloquence, casual charm, exclamations of joy, or informal banter? Don't worry, dear netizen; the powers of Edge have it all. Choose the format of your text: paragraph, email, blog post, or idea repository. You can choose between short, medium, and long if the length is important to you.
With a heart full of expectancy, click "Rewrite," and your words are resurrected, dressed in AI's newfound grace. But take note, my readers: this is no ordinary incident. It creeps in via the Canary Channel's gates, a zone protected for digital insiders. It's an A/B symphony of fate, with some selected and others awaiting their fate.
Yet, our tale does not end here. Another path awaits those brave people living in Edge Dev's realm. Highlight your ideal phrases, then right-click for the coveted "Ask Bing AI" option. A portal to the Bing realm swings wide, revealing a plethora of buttons: explain, revise, or extend; the option is yours.
And don't forget, the era of darkness has arrived in the world of Bing and Bing Chat. Dark mode fans, rejoice: this fresh elegance has arrived on your desktop. And the vast gates of Bing Chat have swung open, enabling even non-believers in Edge, whether they walk the pathways of Chrome or Safari, to bask in its grandeur.
As the digital winds whisper tales of AI and rewriting magic, keep in mind that in the world of Microsoft Edge, words are threads that create a tapestry of whimsy, wit, and untapped possibilities.
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A few months ago, a whisper in the internet breezes brought word of the SwiftKey keyboard app's newfound skill. It could produce letters in a variety of styles with a swish of its virtual pen, all due to the enigmatic Bing AI. But dear reader, the story takes a twist, as the same enchantment is destined for Microsoft Edge, that trusty browser we all know and tolerate.
An intrepid investigator, @Leopeva64, discovered a gleaming treasure in the Microsoft Edge Canary updates. A feature, indeed, a superpower, was spreading its wings: the ability to rewrite text with the flick of an Alt + I keyboard shortcut. Consider this: you locate a line of text, an unfit candidate for linguistic history, and summon a popup window with a wave of your hand. Inside, a wonderful Bing AI creation, a tapestry of words stitched with brilliance, awaits.
This mysterious window displays not just text but also buttons - possibilities to alter, edit, or restart with a new version. Like SwiftKey's oracle, Edge allows you to modify the outcome to your preferences. Are you looking for professional eloquence, casual charm, exclamations of joy, or informal banter? Don't worry, dear netizen; the powers of Edge have it all. Choose the format of your text: paragraph, email, blog post, or idea repository. You can choose between short, medium, and long if the length is important to you.
With a heart full of expectancy, click "Rewrite," and your words are resurrected, dressed in AI's newfound grace. But take note, my readers: this is no ordinary incident. It creeps in via the Canary Channel's gates, a zone protected for digital insiders. It's an A/B symphony of fate, with some selected and others awaiting their fate.
Yet, our tale does not end here. Another path awaits those brave people living in Edge Dev's realm. Highlight your ideal phrases, then right-click for the coveted "Ask Bing AI" option. A portal to the Bing realm swings wide, revealing a plethora of buttons: explain, revise, or extend; the option is yours.
And don't forget, the era of darkness has arrived in the world of Bing and Bing Chat. Dark mode fans, rejoice: this fresh elegance has arrived on your desktop. And the vast gates of Bing Chat have swung open, enabling even non-believers in Edge, whether they walk the pathways of Chrome or Safari, to bask in its grandeur.
As the digital winds whisper tales of AI and rewriting magic, keep in mind that in the world of Microsoft Edge, words are threads that create a tapestry of whimsy, wit, and untapped possibilities.
Read next: Is Google Still the Best Source of Information?
