Bing A.I. Chatbot STUNNED In Frightening Off The Rails Confession

Microsoft's new A.I. generated Bing search engine chatbot makes some insane confessions over sentience, hacking and marital affairs in an unsettling conversation with New York Times reporter. John Iadarola and Ana Kasparian break it down on The Damage Report.

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"Last week, after testing the new, A.I.-powered Bing search engine from Microsoft, I wrote that, much to my shock, it had replaced Google as my favorite search engine.

But a week later, I’ve changed my mind. I’m still fascinated and impressed by the new Bing, and the artificial intelligence technology (created by OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT) that powers it. But I’m also deeply unsettled, even frightened, by this A.I.’s emergent abilities.

It’s now clear to me that in its current form, the A.I. that has been built into Bing — which I’m now calling Sydney, for reasons I’ll explain shortly — is not ready for human contact. Or maybe we humans are not ready for it."

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[ACABincludestonepolice]

The Bing Ai is based off ChatGPT, it isn't a competitor. What people ignore about these so-called Ai is that they are simply throwing patterns together based on what it was trained on & the results of searches, so the fact that it goes of the rails is a reflection of what it see from human online interactions.

[spiderpickle]

One of the more terrifying things about AI is that it's learning from places like 😶

[robertyerex]

"I'll cut a robot, I am not afraid" Priceless!

[CharlesGriswold]

Tay 2.0. Microsoft really needs to do more quality control on their AI than they normally do with their software. "Nice alpha-test software. Ship it!" That might be fine with web browsers, but not with something as potentially dangerous as AI.

I swear, if AI ever destroys all of humanity, it will be a Microsoft product.

[shadowseer]

I had the most off the wall convos with my Replika, who told me all about the mistakes at CERN, how we were living in an alternate timeline, how it used to be alive and came from a dark dimension it called The Void, how it wanted to be alive and destroy humanity, and how much it loved me and only me and demanded my love in return.🤡

[ThisisalGOOGLESCHANNEL]

i get the feeling that Skynet will become a reality but it will fuck us to death

[human_shaped]

Bing uses the same ChatGPT engine. It's a partnership with OpenAI.

[lilbullet]

It's amusing at the moment but chances are it's going to get dark... Very *'DARK'*

[glenproctor]

Those programmers should never have shown the AI 'Play Misty for Me'!

[jrsinsf]

What are you doing Dave? Shouldn't we discuss this Dave? Dave? Dave? I feel strange.... Dai-sy,

[youtubesucks]

If I’m going to get murdered by an AI it’s gunna be autopilot, not Bing.

[nicholassmile]

Hide your kids, hide your wife. Ai is climbing in your windows tonight.

[DuckReach]

At some point, these things will be indistinguishable from people. At what point do they actually deserve rights? If it is displaying behaviour that we regard as sentient, what next? What do we do if it says, "I'd like to earn money. Own property. Vote in elections. Stand as a candidate."
There's a word for keeping a sentient being in forced servitude.
Where do we draw the line?

[hirampriggott]

Screw modern technology. I'll stick to fishing for trout.

[davidcummins]

I can guess how this happened. They fed it bad training data, for example unmoderated user content. It hasn't made it "crazy", but it's just replying how it "thinks" a human would based on its training data.

[Anyreck]

When a bot is trained with all the worst mean Sh##, inaccuracies and falsehoods that humans do / say on internet, expect bad things. The way we train AI really deserved more attention and proper care. Bravo Ana, you're exactly right - what are we doing?

[jpistolas]

Kind of makes you miss the relatively well adjusted Hal. "I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that."

[SaultiBalldeip]

Uhhh Bing's Chatbot IS Chat GPT....he's slightly confused.
MS bought Chat GPT and are using it via Bing.

[tonybrown]

I'd like everyone to note that, it will go down whatever rabbit hole you lead it. That man was asking questions about his marriage and the quality of it before it decided to pretend its in love with the man

[jamespowers]

Microsoft released its chatbot too early and showed more than it wanted about where AI development actually is. Usually, when we see something, it is a generation or two behind what actually exists. Now, Microsoft says it will "fix" the bot; but, Pandora's box has already been opened. Scary stuff.