Microsoft is testing a new version of Bing named Copilot Search, where it uses Copilot AI to provide a different style of search results. It looks different from the main Bing Search, it looks different from Copilot and it looks different from the Bing generative search experience.

Microsoft is reportedly beginning a test for an "AI Search" mode in Bing, which leverages its Copilot AI software. AI Search will see the bot summarized the information it discovered to fulfill your query on a page that simulates a more conversational experience.

Microsoft is testing a new Bing Copilot Search mode, similar to Google’s AI Overviews, with AI-generated summaries.

Bing. Previously, when you searched for Google, they tricked you to think you were searching Bing and then hide Google completely from its search results. Now when you search for Chrome, Gemini, Grok or even Perplexity - you are given a banner to use Microsoft products and not use Google,

Microsoft is testing a new feature on Bing called "AI Search," which replaces blue links with AI-summarized answers.

Google is reportedly developing a similar "AI Mode" for its Search platform, which is expected to launch in the near future

Microsoft is testing adding a new box to the knowledge panels within Bing that show related searches. This is obviously to encourage searches to do more queries, to generate more ads and more revenue.

Microsoft is creating a new AI-based search feature for Bing called "Copilot Search." Instead of showing the usual blue links, this feature will present search results as summaries generated by AI. This change follows the earlier addition of AI search summaries through Microsoft's Copilot technology.

Microsoft is testing a new "Copilot Search" mode in Bing with a streamlined UI ahead of Google's upcoming "AI Mode."