Ever since its launch a few weeks ago, Microsoft's new Bing AI has been received with a mixture of love and skepticism. While some users have spent countless hours talking to it, others were wary of its responses. The company even stepped in and limited Bing's answers to keep it in check. However, another limitation of the new Bing AI chatbot is that you can only use it in the Microsoft Edge browser. If you're part of the crowd that (somehow) loves Bing but doesn't want to use Edge, you're in luck. There is now a convenient way to use the new Microsoft Bing AI on all desktop browsers. So start a new tab on Google Chrome and let's get started.

Before we start using Bing AI Chat on any browser on Windows or Mac, there are some requirements that we need to meet. But if you are already aware of it, use the table below to go to the actual process.

Since we will be using a Microsoft service, we will require a Microsoft account to use Bing AI. Luckily, it's easy to make one. Simply go to the Microsoft account page (Sign up) and create one yourself. You'll need to enter some standard information and verify your email, but you should be good to go after that.

The new Bing AI chatbot is out with limited access at the moment. As such, you must join a waiting list to be admitted. While this isn't ideal, it's currently the only way to start using the new Bing AI in your browser.