Web search is the clearest difference from a pure chat product: questions about recent information come with a list of cited pages. System-level entry is convenient, available from Windows and Edge without switching to a browser tab. Writing and file reading work too, but a web-grounded answer often compresses several pages into one paragraph, so key facts need checking at the source. If you already use Microsoft office tools, the friction to start here is low.
What it does
- Web search in the conversation with source links
- Entry points in Windows and Edge
- Drafting, rewriting and translation
- Upload images and files for Q and A
- Reads the page currently open in the browser
Who it is for
- Recent information is needed and sources must be visible
- Summarize the current page while reading in the browser
- Your desktop is mostly Windows and you do not want another tab
- You need an editable English draft
How to get started
- Start from the system entry or the web, and state the time range in the question
- Ask for the sources first, then for an answer per source
- Open the sources instead of trusting the merged paragraph
