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To disable Copilot responses on Bing search, from a search result page on Bing, click the menu button from the top-right and turn off
Copilot response on result page
and
Scroll to open Copilot.
Disabling the Copilot answers on each search result is now possible on Bing, and I’ll walk you through the process in this article.
While artificial intelligence (AI) can sometimes speed up response times, Copilot, like all other chatbots, typically fails to provide reliable answers. Because different people use search differently, Bing has included a few settings to prevent AI responses in search results and to turn off the scroll-up function that launches the Copilot web interface.
In contrast to Google, which just introduced its AI Overview feature to display AI-generated responses on search results, Microsoft has taken a smart approach. However, unless the resource offers a workaround to limit AI results using the web filter option, Google does not give consumers the choice to disable this feature.
Whether you use Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or another browser, I’ll walk you through the simple process of turning off AI replies in Bing search results in this post.
Disable Copilot responses for search results on Bing
Follow these instructions to disable Copilot answers in Bing searches:
OpenBing.
Run a search for any question.
From the upper-right corner, select the main menu.
To open the Copilot Settings menu, click on it.
On the result page toggle switch, turn off the Copilot reaction.
To open the Copilot toggle switch, turn off the scroll.
After completing the instructions, the Copilot interface will not open when you scroll up the search results, and the search engine will no longer display AI responses.
But doing so merely disables the automatic reactions. Throughout the page, Copilot access links will be visible at the top, sidebar, and bottom.