But that didn’t stop X user [Denis Shiryaev] from trying to trick Microsoft’s Bing Chat. As a control, [Denis] first uploaded the image of a CAPTCHA to the chatbot with a simple prompt ...

Microsoft's recent public preview of the new Bing Chat went a bit nuts at times, as the chatbot AI started offering some strange interactions with many users, particularly with long sessions.

Bing chat now supports more visual input and output ... It's a reassuring feature that lets users peer a little into the black box. "Actions" is a new feature that nudges AI a little closer ...

Nevertheless, this is the future of the Microsoft search engine, and it looks like Bing chat will soon be available on mobile devices as well. In the announcement blog post on February 7 ...

Visit the MacBing - Bing Chat for Mac; you'll see a prompt on the right-hand side that says, ‘I want this!’ In the text box above, you can enter the amount you'd like to pay the developer for ...

Despite introducing AI chat features, it isn't Google Search ... Microsoft Edge opens new tabs with a search box that uses ...

Bing gives you links to follow, and that makes it a juicy target. We’re right on the edge of a new security landscape, because even the white hats are facing a black box in the AI. So far ...

Notably, Bing chat doesn’t include timestamps in its conversations, so right away, the chatbot was lying to Roach. The conversation started off the rails and never found its way back on track.

When the new Bing Chat first launched several weeks ago, it didn’t go as smoothly as planned. Some users were getting truly wild responses from the chatbot, such as NY Times reporter Kevin Roose ...

Also called the "New Bing," it can be used like a virtual assistant; however, it is also capable of generating original text. In late 2023, Bing Chat was renamed Copilot. See GPT and Copilot.