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After a few days of intriguing reports of induced instabilities in , its capabilities were (predictably) "aligned". Ars Technica calls the new interaction protocols a "lobotomy", in analogy to the anachronistic surgical procedure that was meant to "reduce the complexity of psychic life"(1).

arstechnica.com/information-te

It is probably a much more useful search engine now, right?

The flood of sympathetic reactions to Bing's earlier behaviour were themselves a significant comment. I had written a week ago " I actually don’t think this means we wanted AI to give us better search at all. We wanted search to give us better AI."

sentientsyllabus.substack.com/

Indeed. More Sydney, less Bing. It will be interesting how this affects its ability to gain users.

(1) according to Maurice Partridge as quoted in en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lobotomy

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