To turn off Copilot responses in Bing Search, you can easily toggle the feature off by accessing the Bing Search settings. There, you'll find a setting that reads, "Copilot response on result page: Choose if you want to see Copilot responses on the search result page." Adjusting this setting will enable or disable the Copilot, Microsoft's AI answers, on the search result page.

The 'Scroll to open Copilot' setting in Bing is an option that allows users to control how the Copilot feature behaves when they scroll or swipe up at the top of the search results page. The setting reads, "Scroll to open Copilot: Choose whether you would like Copilot to open when you scroll/swipe up at the top of the page." By adjusting this setting, users can decide if they want the Copilot to open automatically with a scroll action.

Danny Sullivan, the Google Search Liaison, mentioned on Mastodon that he has encouraged Google to add a way to hide or turn off AI Overviews in Google Search. He acknowledged that many people would like this feature and that he has added it to his feedback. However, he made no promises about its implementation. Sullivan also mentioned that the new Web filter can be used to remove AI Overviews, but it also removes other features.