I'm a Plus user and it's not working for me.<p>When I click on my account name in the lower left corner, then Settings & Beta, I don't see the option "Browse with Bing".<p>I start a new chat with GPT-4 and don't see a "Browse with Bing" under GPT-4. I ask the question "What are the latest reviews for a commuter bike?" and get the response "I'm sorry, but I don't have access to real-time information..."<p>I tried logging out, clearing cache & data from my browser. It doesn't fix it. Just wondering if anyone else is having the same issue?<p>PS: just realized I'm paying $20/month and there is no customer support. No email address. No online messaging with a support team. No phone number.
OK, it works for me, but in 10 minutes of testing against Bing+GPT it performs a little worse. An example that was simply better with Microsoft's Bing+GPT: "search GitHub for a Common Lisp project for performing SPARQL queries"<p>I periodically cancel my OpenAI ChatGPt Plus subscription because Microsoft's Bing+ChatGPT is good for research and generating code fragments.<p>EDIT: off topic, but I often prefer using GPT-4 via programs written in Python, Common Lisp, or Racket. Then, I can do web search and data/prompt preparation in my own code. For me the difference is: for research and coding help use Bing+GPT, otherwise write my own code.
Kagi's FastGPT seems to have had this capability for a while. I'd noted a few days ago that a query I'd submitted turned up one of my own two-week-old HN comments amongst its references.<p>That's not "please find a website" but as a citation supporting its own findings. But either way, either the training set is quite recent <i>or</i> FastGPT conducts searches based on the query and/or results it generates. I suspect the latter.
This is kinda underwhelming tbh, it's really just a plug-in (using the existing plug-in infrastructure) that knows how to search bing and click the results.
Web browsing was disabled because it could bypass paywalls,<p><a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37678681">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37678681</a><p>It was out for three months.<p>Worth noting that this new version does seem a lot more faster, and doesn’t take as much time to go through pages.