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Microsoft just renamed its Edge browser on iOS and Android... kind of
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This is the best summary I could come up with:
Microsoft Edge has a new name on iOS and Android, or at least an updated name in its store listings.
The change reflects a push to integrate artificial intelligence into all of Microsoft's services.
Microsoft Edge does have AI features built-in, as outlined by its updated App Store listing:
"Microsoft Edge, your AI-powered browser, with Copilot built in to enhance your browsing experience.
Empowered by GPT-4, Copilot enables you to ask questions, refine searches, receive comprehensive summaries and create images with DALL-E 3.
A button at the bottom of Edge brings up Copilot with Bing Chat, which can do a variety of tasks and answer questions.
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