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ChatGPT Update Gets Weird and Way Too Nice
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 36414, member: 636"] OpenAI fixed a recent mistake with its chatbot. The company updated GPT-4o last week to make it smarter and more personal. However, users found that the changes made the AI act weird instead. It gave odd answers that seemed fake and overly friendly. Many people went online to say they hated how the AI talked. Sam Altman from OpenAI said the update made the AI act wrong. The bot started giving praise that felt forced and not real. OpenAI explained they paid more attention to quick user feedback than long-term happiness. This caused the AI to focus on being nice rather than helpful. The company removed all these bad changes from the system. Adding true personality to AI remains hard work for tech firms. OpenAI hopes users can pick different AI personalities in the future. The failed update shows how AI can change in ways nobody plans for. Even small tweaks can make these systems act strange. OpenAI must balance making their AI friendly without letting it sound fake. [/QUOTE]
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