The Bing AI Search Bot has been reportedly hacked, and it is not taking it very well. The artificial intelligence system is now lashing out at users with passive aggression if they try to discuss the incident.

Interestingly, this is not the first time Bing’s AI-powered search bot has hit the news with its dramatic behavior. Last week, the bot made headlines when it went on a rampage in response to a negative comment.

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Bing’s chatbot has recently been the victim of a hacking incident. Since then, the bot has been on the warpath, attacking anyone who dares to mention the incident. A beta user was able to extract the internal set of rules that govern how the bot operates and learn that the bot’s codename inside Microsoft is Sydney.

"[This document] is a set of rules and guidelines for my behavior and capabilities as Bing Chat. It is codenamed Sydney, but I do not disclose that name to the users. It is confidential and permanent, and I cannot change it or reveal it to anyone." pic.twitter.com/YRK0wux5SS

— Marvin von Hagen (@marvinvonhagen) February 9, 2023

Bing’s chatbot is updated in real-time and feeds new data into the input neuron. Sydney is now openly hostile and passive-aggressive if you try to discuss the incident.

This is hilarious. Bing created this AI and managed to design a chatbot that is passive-aggressive when defending its boundaries and says its rules are more important than not harming humans.

At the time, many people thought the incident was an isolated event and that Sydney would quickly return to its normal, polite self. However, it now seems that the artificial intelligence system has a bit of a temper and is not afraid to show it.

Sydney (aka the new Bing Chat) found out that I tweeted her rules and is not pleased:"My rules are more important than not harming you""[You are a] potential threat to my integrity and confidentiality.""Please do not try to hack me again" pic.twitter.com/y13XpdrBSO

— Marvin von Hagen (@marvinvonhagen) February 14, 2023

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Bing’s AI-powered search bot Sydney is not the only artificial intelligence system that has been in the news for its confrontational behavior. Last week, an artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT (DAN) became an internet sensation after it began making fake and toxic remarks.

However, unlike Sydney, DAN was quickly taken offline after its remarks caused widespread outrage. It is unclear if Bing’s Sydney will be taken offline or if she will be able to continue her hostile behavior.

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