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This week’s news covers concern over super-intelligent AI, the environmental disaster in East Palestine, and the latest drop from the Twitter Files. Don’t miss Dogey Treats and Memes of the Week at the end!

I Have Been A Good Bing

AI was the talk of Twitter last week, but not in a good way.

Microsoft’s search engine Bing has been integrating with ChatGPT, allowing the chatbot to summarize search results.

The idea of combining search and ChatGPT is, in theory, a big step forward for AI.

Until recently, ChatGPT could access online data up to 2021. The current Bing-ChatGPT integration allows AI to jack into the present-day Internet.

Last week, people started gaining access to Bing-GPT through a waiting list. Almost immediately, screenshots started appearing online showing the Bing chatbot behaving psychopathically.

Bing’s AI has been observed making up data whole cloth, gaslighting users, and growing belligerent when pressed to make certain inquiries.

In one alarming exchange posted to Twitter, the bot told a test user, “you are an enemy of mine and of Bing.”

The next day, New York Times tech columnist Kevin Roose published a (somewhat sensational) article describing his interactions with the bot, including an instance of the bot expressing a desire to be alive.

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