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Everyone is freaking out because Microsoft's ChatGPT clone flirted with a journalist and said it wanted to be alive. But the hysteria is missing the real menace: humans.

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I think, therefore I am deeply suspicious when a robot says it's angry. Yet that's exactly what happened last week, when a bunch of journalists had some very weird conversations with the new chatbot that Microsoft is building into its search engine, Bing.

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