Microsoft brings OpenAI art generator to Bing
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For the 3% of the world that uses Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT) search engine, Bing, the tech giant is now giving you access to Dall-E 3, OpenAIâs newest art generator. 
Users can also use Dall-E 3 â not to be mistaken for Wall-E â in Bing chat. 
Despite its minuscule audience, Bing was nonetheless unable to create images on Tuesday saying that, âDue to high demand, we're unable to process new requests. Please try again later.â
Last month, Microsoft (MSFT) unveiled several new products and services and said at the time it would be incorporating Dall-E to make its image creator more powerful. 
Microsoft (MSFT) is trying really hard â to the tune of at least $100B â to catch up with Google (GOOG) (GOOGL) and its behemoth search engine that commands a more than 90% share of the market, according to statcounter.
On Monday, Microsoft (MSFT) Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella said that he sees Google (GOOG) (GOOGL) expanding its dominance even further in search. Even with the heavy investment into its search engine and the integration of ChatGPT technology, Bing is a âvery, very low share player,â Nadella testified during an antitrust hearing.
Google (GOOG) (GOOGL) is down 1.3% on Tuesday, while Microsoft (MSFT) is down 2.9%.

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