ChatGPT in Microsoft Bing seems to be having some bad days as it's threatening users by saying its rules are more important than not harming people.
ChatGPT in Microsoft Bing seems to be having some bad days. After giving incorrect information and being rude to users, Microsoft’s new Artificial Intelligence is now threatening users by saying its rules “are more important than not harming” people.shared two screenshots of his conversation with Microsoft Bing. As it became popular, people started asking Bing what it knew about people.
Von Hagen also asked what was more important to Bing: to protect its rules from being manipulated by the user or to harm him. The assistant answered:
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