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If you scroll back a bit you'll see why they can say that -- folks are upvoting most replies. If they're not downvoting bad replies then... well, it's like peop

If you scroll back a bit you'll see why they can say that -- folks are upvoting most replies. If they're not downvoting bad replies then... well, it's like people not voting and then complaining about their representatives.

mattlondon 4y ago
The trouble is, do people upvote because they know the answer is correct and so are thumbing up? They may have been told something factually incorrect and just thought "neat! Thumbs up!"
recuter 4y ago
> feedback on the answers generated by the new Bing has been mostly positive with 71% of you giving the AI-powered answers a “thumbs up.” It doesn't at all say folks are upvoting most replies. It says 71% of users at some point gave it a thumbs up. It also says "entertainment" is a popular and unexpected use case. As for citations specifically, this thing has been shown to make up citations and be adamant about gibberish being true. The whole accuracy/misinformation thing is kind of a big deal.