The Wall Street Journal reports that all is not well between the two companies.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, in an interview with, admitted that Sydney could not have been tested in a lab alone, it had to be integrated with the outside world to understand its full potential. “We did not launch Sydney with GPT-4 the first day I saw it, because we had to do a lot of work to build a safety harness. But we also knew we couldn't do all the alignment in the lab. To align an AI model with the world, you have to align it in the world and not in some simulation.
But even then, it seems ChatGPT has won the race, after it amassed over 100 million users in February, four months after its launch. As ChatGPT overtook TikTok to become the fastest-growing app, Microsoft employees raised concerns that ChatGPT was stealing Bing's "thunder,"Both have AI chatbots that hallucinate
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