The public launch came almost two months after Microsoft tried to remove the waiting list. Initially, the chatbot was launched in a preview version in February and since then, the company has been gradually opening access to users.
Along with the launch, Microsoft is adding even more intelligent features to the chat, including results with images and video, plug-in support, persistent history and chat, and the new Edge Actions feature. Plug-in support will be a key addition for developers and for the future of Bing Chat.