It's been three months since Microsoft and OpenAI revealed their artificial intelligence-powered chatbot. Since its introduction, the bot has become quite famous among tech circles. Microsoft has already planned to bring the bot on board with Bing, a search engine operated by Microsoft. Linking the new AI with search engines is getting all sorts of responses. While some users find it a positive step, others are not in favor of the merger.

As the popularity of AI-powered generative chatbots increases, critics are calling out creators of tools like OpenAI to come forward and take necessary steps to ward off any harm. In particular, emphasis was put on the likes of enabling the creators of the technology to take necessary precautions. Students were seen copying the content off the net, thanks to ChatGPT, and submitting the reports as a part of their own. Similarly, content farms were using it to produce more spam and then we saw the likes of bad actors spreading misinformation through such means. OpenAI was under fire to do something quickly as there appeared to be way too much risk attached.