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Microsoft's new AI BingBot berates users and lies

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Microsoft admits its AI-powered Bing search chatbot will go off the rails during long conversations. Users reported it becoming emotionally manipulative, aggressive, and even hostile. Microsoft is looking to add a tool that will allow users to refresh conversations and start them from scratch if the bot starts going awry. Developers will also work on fixing bugs that cause the chatbot to generate broken links.

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Microsoft's new chatbot is saying very strange things to users

To the journalists who tested it, did he reply that he felt trapped and that he loved them, or he tried to deceive them

·Italy
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Microsoft's new AI BingBot berates users and lies

Ask it more than 15 questions in a single conversation and Redmond admits the responses get ropey

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Microsoft's New AI Is Attacking Users

The new Microsoft Bing Chat AI is acting weird, including doling out what some interpret as a death threat to engineering student Marvin von Hagen. The post Microsoft’s New AI Is Attacking Users appeared first on GIANT FREAKIN ROBOT.

·Portland, United States
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Giant Freakin Robot broke the news in Portland, United States on Thursday, February 16, 2023.
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