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Microsoft Bing AI, why it's suitable for learning. [1]
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Date: 2023-02-25
From my experience, I have found Microsoft's Bing AI suitable for learning. This is because when a prompt is posed, Bing's answer includes four to five websites for confirmation fact-checking and further education. The websites were not a feature of my previous experience with Chat AIs.
This feature alone is valuable enough, in my opinion, for the existence of this kind of AI search engine. Other types of more sensational AI use seem to be important to the media: imaginative stories generated from a certain point of view, advertising, making money, etc. I have seen little attention paid to learning.
Bing is in its beta stage and is accepting feedback. I sent feedback this morning when instead of showing me a letter of a non-Romanized alphabet, as I had asked for, there was only the outline of where the letter should have been. An example of correction was the way Microsoft handled the unusual places Bing AI sometimes went after many queries on one topic. That problem has been corrected by allowing only five questions on one subject.
Little by little, AI will improve. It is early beta days that require feedback and corrections.
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