Microsoft has been working on Bing chatbots since at least 2017. ... Microsoft’s Bing AI chatbot history dates back at least six years, with Sydney first appearing in 2021.

In January, Microsoft expanded its long-term partnership with Open AI and announced a multibillion-dollar investment to accelerate AI breakthroughs worldwide. GPT’s Major Milestones ...

Microsoft is unveiling new Bing chatbot features just a week ahead of Google’s big I/O announcements. Bing is getting a lot smarter with AI-powered restaurant bookings, image and video results ...

OpenAI, backed by Microsoft, has fueled much of the frenzy with its ChatGPT tool, which went viral in recent months and demonstrated the power – and potential pitfalls – of chatbot technology.

Research shared exclusively with WIRED shows that Copilot, Microsoft’s AI chatbot, often responds to questions about elections with lies and conspiracy theories.

OpenAI, backed by Microsoft, has fueled much of the frenzy with its ChatGPT tool, which went viral in recent months and demonstrated the power - and potential pitfalls - of chatbot technology.

When quizzed about history, churches, and museums, its responses hit the mark. Then he asked GPT-4 to solve an electronics problem about the current flowing through a circuit. The bot nailed it.

The Microsoft Bing AI chatbot doesn't have human thoughts. ... His book on the history of Star Wars is an international bestseller and has been translated into 11 languages.

Earlier this month, Microsoft made a preview of AI-enhanced Bing available to some users. Over the first 48 hours of sign-ups, more than 1 million people joined the waitlist to try out the product ...

Microsoft declined further comment about Bing's behavior Thursday, but Bing itself agreed to comment — saying “it’s unfair and inaccurate to portray me as an insulting chatbot" and asking ...

Chatbots: A long and complicated history By Catherine Thorbecke, ... Microsoft’s public experiment with an AI chatbot called Tay crashed and burned in less than 24 hours.

Microsoft told everyone from the start the new product would get some facts wrong. But it wasn’t expected to be so belligerent. The company said this week it is promising to make improvements ...