-: Let's dive further into Bing.
So right off the bat, you'll notice
that we have three different modes here.
The three different modes of Bing stay pretty true
to their names, and like it states,
if you want the most factually accurate
and concise answer, you want to choose Precise.
If you want a more creative answer,
you would wanna choose Creative.
If you want something in the middle,
you would want to choose Balanced.
In my experience,
the creative mode is most similar to ChatGPT.
So if you're looking for a ChatGPT-type response,
I would choose the Creative mode,
where the Precise mode seems to lean a little heavier
on referencing exactly the information
is getting from online, and the Balanced mode,
obviously being a balance between the two.
When I'm using Bing, I'm usually using it
for some factual information.
So I personally like to use the Precise mode,
but all three of these modes are available to use,
depending on your use case.
If you'll go up to the top here,
you'll notice we have Chat, Compose, and Insights.
So Chat is the most standard way to use Bing.
The Compose mode is the best place to write down ideas,
emails, blogs, paragraphs,
whatever content you need to create.
You can easily change the tone with these Tone buttons,
the format with these Format buttons,
and the length with these Length buttons.
You can simply ask a question
or a broad statement like it says here.
Write about the history of the Netherlands
with an enthusiastic tone for a medium-length blog post.
Or you could say an invitation
for an office party in a professional, short email.
And here you go.
You can see if we wanted to iterate it,
Bing has populated it with its own suggestions.
So let's go ahead and add a catchy subject line.
And there we have it.
Or you could even ask a question.
What is string theory?
And there we have it.
If we wanted to try again with a different length
or a different tone, it's just a click away,
and you regenerate the draft.
Now we have a more casual tone.
With comparing Bing to ChatGPT,
the most obvious difference is that Bing
is connected to the Internet.
So in the next lessons, we'll be exploring the possibilities
that have opened up with Bing.