In a decisive pivot toward artificial intelligence, Microsoft is retiring its Bing Search APIs as developers are nudged to adopt new AI tools. This move underscores the company’s commitment to utilizing LLM-generated summaries, effectively bidding farewell to its legacy search offerings.
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