When searching for “Portland, Oregon,” for example, Bing will highlight stories like “How Portlander find fungus in the city” and “Portland: America’s quirkiest city.” Sadly, there doesn’t seem to be a way to directly link to these stories. Sometimes they will be the top search results, but they can also appear in the Knowledge Cards. These stories come with AI-generated audio narration and, depending on the topic, videos. Best I can tell, Microsoft has been testing these quite a bit in recent weeks since they’ve been popping up in my searches with some frequency. With this latest version of the browser, you can identify if any of your saved passwords are weak or reused across multiple accounts, change them, and stay safer online Simply visit the passwords page under your profile Settings or go to edge://setting/passwords to learn more about the health of your passwords. Visual Stories, meanwhile, are more akin to AI-generated Instagram stories. Bing’s previous version of these Knowledge Cards was akin to Google’s knowledge panels, but they now come with the added twist of including AI-generated infographics and more interactive elements like charts, graphs and timelines.

In addition to the new image generator, Bing is also getting two additional new search features: Visual Stories and Knowledge Cards 2.0.

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