Microsoft’s Bing isn’t just stepping into the AI search arena; it’s practically doing a cannonball with its new Copilot Search feature, squarely aimed at outshining Google’s latest AI Search stunt. 🚀 Think of it less as an update and more as a full-on declaration of war in the battle for AI supremacy. And guess what? It’s available everywhere—because why should anyone miss out on the fun?
Want to give Copilot Search a whirl? Just head over to Bing in any web browser, or, for the keyboard warriors among us, punch in bing.com/copilotsearch?q=(QUERY). If you’re rocking the Edge browser, you’re in for a treat with integration so smooth it’s like butter on a hot pancake. Tech that’s not just smart but also stupidly easy to use—now that’s how you win hearts (and clicks).
Bing’s got a new look, too, with a shiny “SEARCH” button chilling next to the Copilot icon, making the jump to AI queries as easy as pie. And if you’re the type who skips the instructions (no judgment), just hit the three-dot menu by the text box to find “Copilot Search” hiding there. Microsoft’s all in on making this accessible, but let’s see if they can keep the ads from ruining the party.
What’s coming out of Copilot Search? Everything from detailed answers that read like they’re from a textbook to neat little lists that get straight to the point, all backed up with links so you know it’s legit. There’s even a carousel at the bottom flaunting its sources—kinda like Google, but with a Bing twist. Getting it right matters, and while Copilot Search is on point most of the time, remember, even AI has its off days. Trust is great, but a quick fact-check never hurt anybody—could this be where Bing stumbles in the AI marathon?
