Microsoft warned about rushing GPT-4 integration into Bing Chat by OpenAI

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Microsoft’s Bing Chat chatbot AI generated an unusual and offbeat response from several users when it was launched in February, prompting the tech behemoth to limit the number of daily chat turns and in-session chats. Partner OpenAI reportedly expressed concern that Bing Chat might create these types of interactions because it was still working with an under-developed version of GPT-4. The two firms are locked in their own legal issues, with Microsoft’s divisions unable to directly contact OpenAI. This has consequences for Microsoft since OpenAI can license ChatGPT-4 to other companies. In March, DuckDuckGo announced DuckAssist, its own chatbot that would have used OpenAI’s ChatGPT-3. However, sources told The Wall Street Journal that Microsoft demanded the price of its API be raised if DuckDuckGo went ahead with DuckAssist. The search engine quietly updated its blog post announcing DuckAssist and explained that it was no longer available on DuckDuckGo Private Search. While Microsoft has invested heavily in OpenAI before, there is no word on whether the company will attempt to acquire it and bring it fully under its umbrella. In an interview with Wired, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella refused to comment on the rumour.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Related to the Above News

What is Bing Chat chatbot AI?

Bing Chat is a chatbot AI developed by Microsoft.

What was the issue with Bing Chat when it was launched in February?

Several users reported unusual and offbeat responses from Bing Chat, prompting Microsoft to limit the number of daily chat turns and in-session chats.

Why did OpenAI express concern about Bing Chat?

OpenAI reportedly expressed concern that Bing Chat might create these types of interactions because it was still working with an under-developed version of GPT-4.

What is GPT-4?

GPT-4 is an advanced natural language processing AI being developed by OpenAI.

What legal issues do Microsoft and OpenAI have?

Microsoft's divisions are unable to directly contact OpenAI due to legal issues. This has consequences for Microsoft since OpenAI can license ChatGPT-4 to other companies.

What is DuckAssist and why did Microsoft demand that the price of its API be raised if DuckDuckGo went ahead with it?

DuckAssist is a chatbot that would have used OpenAI's ChatGPT-3 and was announced by DuckDuckGo in March. Microsoft demanded that the price of its API be raised if DuckDuckGo went ahead with DuckAssist, which led to the search engine quietly updating its blog post announcing DuckAssist and explaining that it was no longer available on DuckDuckGo Private Search.

Is there any news on whether Microsoft will attempt to acquire OpenAI?

There is no word on whether Microsoft will attempt to acquire OpenAI and bring it fully under its umbrella. In an interview with Wired, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella refused to comment on the rumor.

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Aryan Sharma
Aryan Sharma
Aryan is our dedicated writer and manager for the OpenAI category. With a deep passion for artificial intelligence and its transformative potential, Aryan brings a wealth of knowledge and insights to his articles. With a knack for breaking down complex concepts into easily digestible content, he keeps our readers informed and engaged.

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