The company's keynote today happened at breakneck pace, with demos whizzing by so quickly there was barely enough time to make sense of the updates.

Instead of your typical long, one-line bar, there is now a box more similar to those on Twitter or Facebook that prompts you to ask Bing anything.

This page is a more practical manifestation of the notion of an AI copilot — it's basically ChatGPT or any other chat bot you may have interacted with while getting tech support from your bank or shopping website.

For example, you can tell it to create travel itineraries or meal plans with specific parameters and it'll actually give you lists with what to do or make each day.

When the system is processing, you'll also see the "Stop responding" button to give up waiting for results, just in case you're running short on time.

In the demo, Saunders asked for spots to take photographs after first requesting a 3-day itinerary for Snoqualmie, and Bing replied with scenic locations in the same region.