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In a sudden and unexpected move, Microsoft revealed today that it will retire its Bing Search APIs for developers in August.

Microsoft is pulling the plug on Bing Search API services later this year, and is pushing customers to use AI instead.

This abrupt removal of the Bing Search APIs will impact third-party app developers and rival search engines that tap into ...

That’s exactly what happened to Microsoft, which suddenly announced that it was shutting down Bing Search API. For many developers, this is a serious blow, especially since Google doesn’t offer a ...

Recently, Microsoft quietly announced its plan to pull the plug on Bing Search APIs (application programming interfaces). Third-party app developers won't have access to the search engine's ...

Third-party app developers won’t be able to access Bing Search data from August 11th onwards. Third-party app developers won’t be able to access Bing Search data from August 11th onwards.

Microsoft quietly announced earlier this week that it plans to shut down a long-standing tool supplying search engine startups and other software developers with a raw feed of Bing search results.

Devs told to swap raw results for LLM-generated summaries as August shutdown looms Microsoft is retiring Bing Search APIs on ...

Copilot Search in Bing was launched in early April, as its new AI powered search feature. Jordi Ribas said on X : We’ve been partnering with creators to show how they’re using Copilot Search ...