Bing search results drop the AI Mode tab for some users
Bing header is showing without the ‘AI Mode’ tab in some browsers, suggesting the tab has not rolled out to everyone despite earlier sightings in more browsers.
Bing is showing its search page headers without the “AI Mode” tab in some cases. We have recently covered Bing testing an “AI Mode” tab in its menu, and then showing it in more browsers. Today I spotted the header menu appearing without it. I checked another browser, and there was no “AI Mode” tab there either.
Here is a screenshot of the header without the “AI Mode” tab.
Here is a screenshot of the header with the “AI Mode” tab.
I’m not sure what Bing is planning here. I thought Bing had rolled out “AI Mode” to everyone, but this suggests it still isn’t live for all users.
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