I Use Bing AI to Settle Arguments, With the Source Tab Open

Its web-grounded answers are better than a chatbot's guesses, if you check the tab.

When a claim comes up in a chat, I ask Bing AI and open the sources it cites side by side.

It pulls from the live web, so the answer is newer than a model trained months ago.

It still drops the thread mid-conversation, so I restart with a sharper question rather than re-explain.

I trust the cited page, not the summary. The summary occasionally merges two sources.

For is this true right now, Bing AI beats a closed model. For depth, I still go to the source.

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