Huge if true!
One of those interactions from the thread, dated December 5, saw the user arguing with the AI about whether or not Elon Musk owns Twitter. In the apparent transcript, the chatbot insisted that Parag Agrawal was still the CEO of the social network, and when the user appears to push back and say that Musk is now the owner, it wrongfully accuses them of spreading disinformation.
We've reached out to Microsoft and haven't yet heard back — and we can't wait to see what they have to say about this apparent foreknowledge of Bing's major issues that most recently led to the company
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