Bing tests personalized Shopping results with questions for the user
Bing is testing a Shopping tab that asks users three questions and then tailors results to their answers, similar to recent question-based tests in Google AI Mode and ChatGPT.
Bing is testing a personalized experience in its Shopping tab. When a user switches to the Shopping tab, Bing asks three questions. After the user submits their answers, Bing shows results based on those answers.
Here is a screenshot of how it looks.
Here is what I saw after I submitted my answers.
Personally, I think this is a good addition to the Shopping tab. If users answer these questions, they can get results that are closer to what they actually need, which should make shopping searches more helpful.
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