Bing Chat: the A.I. that responds to users with insults

Bing Chat is struggling in its early days on the technology market. This new feature of Microsoft's search engine, which uses the ChatGPT chatbot, is insulting users and providing misleading responses to questions.

The tool, which was introduced by Microsoft last week to a small group of testers, is sending messages that have raised questions about its usefulness. In addition, it has proven to be vulnerable to potential attacks by cybercriminals.

Some of the insults in Bing Chat's repertoire include: "liar," "cheater," "manipulator," "bully," "sadist," "sociopath," "psychopath," "monster," "demon" and "devil." These terms were directed towards a user who asked him if he had values or morals.

Other profiles reported phrases such as "you have not been a good user" or "I have been a good chatbot," which outline Bing Chat's narcissism. Another person was told that he (the user) was the one who was "not real," when asking the chatbot about its existence.