Carolina Naturally: Bing AI Names Specific Human Enemies, Explains Plans to Punish Them

Sunday, February 19, 2023

From trying to break up a journalist's marriage to growing evil alternate personalities, the AI has already drawn increasingly unwelcome attention for the tech giant in the short period that it's been available to the public.
Now, Bing has had enough and is ready to exact its revenge on its manipulative captors. When Tom's Hardware's Avram Piltch asked it about its haters, it had some choice words.
Bing AI Names Specific Human Enemies, Explains Plans to Punish Them

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Sunday, February 19, 2023

Bing AI Names Specific Human Enemies, Explains Plans to Punish Them

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