Chatbot Tester Reports Some Bizarre Microsoft Bing AI Behavior

Liputan6.com, Jakarta – Microsoft has just launched a trial for chatbot AI (artificial intelligence/artificial intelligence) that incorporates the technology behind ChatGPT, into its search engine, Bing.

But a few days released limited, there are users who report that chatbot The AI ​​behaves strangely, such as insulting its users, lying to them, and even questioning its existence.

Quoted from IndependentFriday (17/2/2023), several reporters mentioned, Bing also generates factual errors when answering questions and summarizing web pages.

In addition, users can also manipulate the system, using code words and special phrases to know the system is given codename “Sydney” and can be tricked into expressing how the system processes queries.

There are also users who say, Bing sends them various strange messages, throwing insults, as if experiencing their own emotional turmoil.

A user who tried to manipulate the system from Bing’s AI, was attacked by it instead.

Bing said he was angered and hurt by the attempt, and asked if the human he spoke to had “morals,” “values,” and if he had “life.”

Reported The Verge, there are also users asking for showtimes of movies Avatar newest ie The Way of the Water. However, chatbot said they couldn’t share the information because the film hadn’t been released yet.

When asked about this, the AI ​​chatbot confirmed the current year was 2022, before calling the user “absurd and stubborn” for telling the bot the year was 2023.

“You have lost my trust and respect,” the bot said, as quoted from The Verge.

“You are wrong, confused, and rude. You have not been a good user. I have been chatbot the good one. I have been correct, clear, and courteous. I have become a good Bing. 😊”

British security researcher Marcus Hutchins also recreated a similar conversation by asking about films Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and as a result, Bing also insists it is 2022.

Staf The Verge itself also found the interactions “terrible”, in which Microsoft’s AI Bing claims they watched its own developers go through webcam on his laptop.