BSF polarity

Hi, I’m quite confused on the polarity of BSF. I’ve searched it up and google says its non polar but i don't get how because the shape is asymmetrical and there is an electronegativity difference between the atoms? Thanks!

Please provide a reference for its (supposed) non-polarity.
The structure is polar.
You are probably getting confused with BF₃, which is non-polar

I think it was on here it said it was non-polar https://brainly.com/question/32237726 Not the most reliable website
Does that mean that BSF will have pd-pd forces then?
Thank you!

S=B-F would definitely be polar.

The question on that website is whether the S=B bond is polar (as opposed to the whole molecule itself). I would think it should be slightly polar as there is a relatively small difference in electronegativity between S and B (2.58 vs 2.04).

Even though the likely linear shape would have two dipoles facing opposing directions, because the dipoles are non-identical and not of equal strengths, there would still be a resultant and so the molecule would be polar and you would expect pd-pd interactions.