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Yesterday Google and now Microsoft both announcing their own chat bot integration and yet there is not a single link where I can try out either one of them. What is this new trend of announcing things as if it's available for general use and then hiding it behind invites or not making it available at all.
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Edge is genuinely very very good. It does have some dev tool problems that I've run into, but for browser it's top notch.
Does it nag you constantly and do everything it can to steal data from you? I think lots of Microsoft products are now technically very good, but I don't like using them because they can't stop annoying me about stuff, and every time I turn my back are committing industrial espionage.
Am I the only person annoyed that the first 30 links on this page are to 'theverge.com'? I want to get to Bing itself. Or at least the waitlist. I don't want to have to parse through so much text and get distracted. In fact, the only place where 'bing.com/new' shows up is in the source code used for what I think is SEO. I cannot find an href anywhere pointing to bing.com/new So here it is: https://bing.com/new
I get redirected to regular bing when I visit, with an apparent error code in the URL. Is this not fully rolled out?
Am I the only person annoyed that the first 30 links on this page are to 'theverge.com'? I want to get to Bing itself. Or at least the waitlist. I don't want to have to parse through so much text and get distracted. In fact, the only place where 'bing.com/new' shows up is in the source code used for what I think is SEO. I cannot find an href anywhere pointing to bing.com/new So here it is: https://bing.com/new
I get redirected to regular bing when I visit, with an apparent error code in the URL. Is this not fully rolled out?
So much for "citing its work." The answer I got here: https://www.bing.com/search?q=What%20cars%20should%20I%20con... Says the Tesla Model Y can go from 0 to 60 in 4.8 seconds, and has a citation link to a page that... doesn't even mention Tesla once.
Yesterday Google and now Microsoft both announcing their own chat bot integration and yet there is not a single link where I can try out either one of them. What is this new trend of announcing things as if it's available for general use and then hiding it behind invites or not making it available at all.
someone posted this above but you can join the waitlist here https://bing.com/new
Off topic: Anyone knows how to get rid of wall of news on bing homepage? I tried disabling it but it still loads it and makes it visible if I scroll down.
I wonder what this and whatever Google has got planned will do to content generation on the web. If whatever you write will now easily get hoovered up into an AI but you don't get the benefit of actual clicks to your site, will you still be motivated to post? And will more content go behind a paywall to avoid getting freely used by AI? That said, I do hope it strikes a blow to a lot of awful SEO content out there.
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Edge is genuinely very very good. It does have some dev tool problems that I've run into, but for browser it's top notch.
I like Edge and I want to like Bing but my problem is that the new tab page on Edge and the landing page on (current) Bing are so bad. They're full of random junk and articles I don't want to see. I'll switch to Bing full time if they just make the landing page clean.
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Edge is genuinely very very good. It does have some dev tool problems that I've run into, but for browser it's top notch.
I like Edge and I want to like Bing but my problem is that the new tab page on Edge and the landing page on (current) Bing are so bad. They're full of random junk and articles I don't want to see. I'll switch to Bing full time if they just make the landing page clean.
So much for "citing its work." The answer I got here: https://www.bing.com/search?q=What%20cars%20should%20I%20con... Says the Tesla Model Y can go from 0 to 60 in 4.8 seconds, and has a citation link to a page that... doesn't even mention Tesla once.
Am I missing something? That link just shows the usual search results. Did they not roll this out in the EU yet or something?
