In a blog post today, the Bing team announced that voice search and voice-to-text—two popular Bing-powered phone features—are now up to twice as fast and 15 percent more accurate, a feat accomplished by exploiting some recent biology-inspired artificial intelligence breakthroughs from Microsoft Research scientists. Check out the video below to see Bing's Stefan Weitz and MSR's Michael Tjalve demo some of these improvements on Windows Phone 8—or just try them yourself. Tap the Search button, then the little microphone icon, and then tell Bing to find something. I said, "Show me movies playing in Seattle" and my search results popped right up. You can also try dictating a text message or email (again, just look for the little mic icon) in each of those apps. If you've never played around with the phone's speech recognition features, this how-to article is a great place to start.


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