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Could it be that "hallucinating" set it off? Has connotations of drugs, mental illness, etc so maybe it tripped the safety mechanism.

• catchnear4321 3y ago
  now you have done it. that explanation is boring. it doesn’t blame Bing. you almost explicitly blame the user! but the human usually did cause it. not the language model. as boring as that may be.
  • noduerme 3y ago
    >> the human usually did cause it Blame the human for asking for an accurate source reference?
    • catchnear4321 3y ago
      blame the human for assuming that that would be sufficient.
      • noduerme 3y ago
        What does that even mean? What is the purpose of a tool that actively fucks with you while you're using it?
        • catchnear4321 3y ago
          that’s not what it is. it is search autocomplete on steroids. if the user thinks an axe is for shaving, the user will have a poor experience. blaming the axe for being an axe isn’t helpful.