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It has barely started and Microsoft has already throttled it. Bing Chat has several limitations and AI has lost its creativity – Živě.cz

After a week of feedback, Microsoft decided that people were talking too much to the chatbot in Bing, and long sessions were causing problems for the AI ​​because it then had to take a lot of context into account in its responses. The reaction didn’t take long, Microsoft introduced the first noticeable limitation.

As of Friday, February 17, Bing Chat will now respond to a maximum of 50 questions per day. And one session can have a maximum of five responses. For the sixth question, he will uncompromisingly say that a new topic needs to be started, which is done by the blue button with a broom next to the text field.

Maybe it’s a preparation for the launch of a paid version, which the little brother ChatGPT already has. According to Microsoft, most questions fit into five word exchanges, and only 1% of conversations have exceeded the 50 message limit so far. Nevertheless, the limits can be easily encountered. Bing brags that he can play games.

Just last week he was offering a number puzzle. He thought the natural number up to a hundred and you had ten attempts to get the answer right. For each guess, he said whether the correct result was lower or higher. Today, they no longer offer such a game. But it has word puzzles, and they can also be drawn out for a long time.

Plus, Bing doesn’t really want to talk about its limitations.

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During a week of use, I noticed that it “dulled” a bit. In the questions for which I expect a creative answer, he is now speaking more and more often. Previously, he would come up with arbitrary scenes, annotations for new films or even a new text of the Czech national anthem on my command. But now it often ends up boring like this.

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