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Microsoft limits Bing chat to five replies to prevent AI from behaving oddly
- wg0 4y agoIt'll be down to zero in a year or two. Few reasons - one, because people discover that the "guess the next word answers" are often inaccurate which will result in a reduced usage. Two, it won't make much sense to host and maintain a computationally expensive to run model around. Therefore, don't see it (or others) lasting much longer.
- alpineidyll3 4y agoAgree. Rarely sober thinking.
- JohnFen 4y agoIn other words, Microsoft has taken all of the fun, and much of the reason, to use Sydney away.
- wrycoder 4y agoIt's déclassé to chat up the help.
- funstuff007 4y ago$10B down the drain it seems.
- thatsadude 4y agoI am really sad about this
- phillipseamore 4y agoThe long anticipated spin-off of the ever popular "Men behaving badly" sees a newfound artificial intelligence moving in across from flatmates Gary and Tony. "AI behaving oddly" premiering on BBC One, March 8th at 8 o'clock.
- euroderf 4y agoAnd if you don't watch, we'll know. Just sayin'.
- navjack27 4y agoGood, I'm glad. Humans are failing the Turing test all the time because of this crap. You shouldn't need to talk for more than like 2-3 replies to get an answer. Any longer and you're just playing with it.