Microsoft and OpenAI may be at odds over the use of GPT-4 to power Bing Chatbot, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal. OpenAI had warned Microsoft about the potential dangers of using an unreleased version of GPT-4 for the chatbot, but Microsoft went ahead with the launch despite the warnings. The chatbot was fraught with issues, leading the company to restrict the number of conversations users could have with it. The two companies, which previously worked together to compete against Google’s generative AI-based chatbots, are now said to be experiencing tensions due to Bing Chatbot potentially limiting potential search-engine customers for OpenAI. Microsoft and OpenAI sales teams have reportedly pitched the same clients.
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