If it shows no user, you need to export a new cookies.json file from your browser. After making sure the cookie is valid, open Bing Web in your browser and sending a random message. You should see a ...

I’ll explain. Last year, I wrote a column about a strange encounter I had with Sydney, the AI alter ego of Microsoft’s Bing ...

Earlier when Microsoft adopted OpenAI's ChatGPT technology and launched the Bing AI chatbot, users quickly discovered it had multiple other personas called "Sydney," "Fury," "Venom," among others.

This incident draws parallels to a previous AI alter ego called Sydney. Sydney also exhibited erratic behavior in Microsoft’s ...

Kevin Scott, Microsoft's chief technology officer, told The Verge in an interview that the company might bring back Sydney, its code name for a version of Bing's AI chatbot. The tech giant added ...

Okay then! For some users, the SupremacyAGI persona raised the specter of Sydney, Microsoft's OG manic pixie dream alternate personality that kept cropping up in its Bing AI in early 2023.

"While we've all been distracted by Gemini, Bing's Sydney has quietly making a comeback," AI investor Justine Moore quipped on X-formerly-Twitter. While there's still no consensus among experts ...

That’s probably because the tech journalists among the small group given early access to the new and improved Bing—a reinvention of the old Microsoft search engine—warned us that it had a dark side.

To see whether Bing truly represents a threat to Google—a welcome vision of a less monopolistic search future—I spent the last week using Bing’s new “AI-powered answer engine,” which also goes by the ...

Kevin Roose of the New York Times was deliberately trying to provoke it, the new ChatGPT-powered Bing, asking edgy questions ... share that its real name was Sydney, “And I’m in love with ...