Microsoft announced it was placing new limits on its Bing chatbot following a week of users reporting some extremely disturbing conversations with the new AI tool. How disturbing? The chatbot ...

Microsoft rebranded Bing Chat as Microsoft Copilot in less than a year. The name better suits an AI assistant meant to compete with Google Gemini. Copilot is a large language model (LLM ...

“We believe that AI can provide incredible opportunities ... benefit from,” OpenAI wrote in a blog post. When the new Bing Chat first launched several weeks ago, it didn’t go as smoothly ...

The new Bing includes a chat feature that is powered by a next-generation version of OpenAI's large language model, which Microsoft claims is ‘more powerful than ChatGPT.’ This AI chatbot ...

But that didn’t stop X user [Denis Shiryaev] from trying to trick Microsoft’s Bing Chat. As a control, [Denis] first uploaded the image of a CAPTCHA to the chatbot with a simple prompt ...

When Microsoft first launched its Bing Chat chatbot AI in February, many users found that it generated some rather odd and even some very personal answers to some chat questions from the first ...

Bing's AI-powered search is already more coherent compared ... More in-depth explanations will appear on the side as a separate Copilot chat and will allow you to send messages to the AI if ...

Microsoft's recent public preview of the new Bing Chat went a bit nuts at times, as the chatbot AI started offering some strange interactions with many users, particularly with long sessions.

The AI chatbot integrated into Microsoft's Bing ... it is also capable of generating original text. In late 2023, Bing Chat was renamed Copilot. See GPT and Copilot.