Microsoft Is Exploring Introducing Phi3Mini in Edge Browser for Enhanced Interaction

TapTechNews August 23rd news, the tech media WindowsLatest released a blog post on August 21st, stating that Microsoft is exploring the introduction of Phi3Mini in the MicrosoftEdge browser, and by running this AI model locally, it enhances the interactive experience of the browser.

TapTechNews accessed the latest Edge browser in the Canary channel and also found the PromptAPI for Phi3mini experimental Flag in the about:flags page.

The official introduction is as follows:

After enabling this experimental PromptAPI, users can send natural language instructions to the built-in large language model (Phi3Mini in the Edge browser).

These Exploratory APIs are used for local AI model development to help explore various potential applications, even though some applications may not eventually be implemented.

These explorations will provide information for the built-in artificial intelligence roadmap. This API is mainly used for natural language processing tasks such as summarizing, classifying, or reformulating text. It is not suitable for use cases that require factual accuracy (such as answering knowledge questions).

Users must abide by our Prohibition of Use Policy, which provides more detailed information about how to correctly use generative artificial intelligence.