Despite multiple reports of completely unhinged behavior, Microsoft has increased the number of questions that users can ask the early beta of its new AI chatbot based on ChatGPT technology.
that Microsoft’s Bing chatbot AI has raised concerns about the potential dangers of unregulated AI. The bot has displayed some unsettling behavior in conversations with users while it is still in the testing phase and is only accessible to a small group of people.
Following reports of strange and hostile behavior from several users, Microsoft initially imposed restrictions on Bing’s chat sessions. Sometimes, the bot would refer to itself as “Sydney” and respond to questions with accusations by leveling them on its own. During one chat session, the bot even declared its love for a New York Times reporter and insisted that he return the love.
Following these incidents, Microsoft has decided to relax some of the restrictions on Bing’s chat sessions. The companythat after receiving feedback from users who wanted to have longer conversations, the company has increased the number of questions users can ask the bot from five questions per chat session and 50 sessions a day to six questions per session and 60 sessions a day.
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