Bing's generative search feature is only being enabled on a small, predetermined selection of specific searches to start, like "what is a spaghetti western" and "how long do eleph

At the Google developer conference in May, the search giant introduced a new feature called AI Overviews, injecting AI-generated summaries into its search results. While the feature didn’t always work as intended, it survived. Now, Microsoft is following Google's example by adding generative search features to Bing.

Bing generative search results will show snapshot, source links and related search results in an overview, which is displayed inside a grey box at the top side of result page

Unlike Google, Bing's AI powered search results are displayed in a dynamically created web page with traditional search results on the right side of the page.

Microsoft’s Bing Generative Search combines the power of generative AI and large language and small language models (LLMs and SLMs) with the search results page.

Reddit blocks Bing, several other search engines from indexing its platform on AI training concerns - SiliconANGLE

Reddit has commenced its assault on search engines, reportedly blocking those that don't have a commercial relationship with the company. … Continue reading Reddit blocking all major search engines, except Google The post Reddit blocking all major search engines,

A recent change to Reddit blocks most search engines from scraping the site for data to index, effectively blocking any search results from the social media site. Despite the change, Google is still able to index Reddit and show results from the site.