Top Tech News Today: ‘Browse with Bing’ is No Longer Available on ChatGPT Due to Legal Issues. Binance Loses Ground in Europe Amid Scrutiny and Rivals
The option to browse with Bing in ChatGPT was blocked by OpenAI due to concerns about the content
Good morning tech fam; here are some quick tech updates for you to catch on to!
What’s New Today: Workers in the US Face Massive Layoffs, 194K Unemployed by 2023.
Fast-Track Insights: Binance Loses Ground in Europe Amid Scrutiny and Rivals.
The ‘Browse with Bing’ feature will temporarily be disabled, according to OpenAI, the AI startup best known for its chatbot ChatGPT. This decision was made owing to worries over the content. Subscribers to ChatGPT Plus had access to this function, which allowed the chatbot to conduct a Bing search for recent data to broaden its understanding. OpenAI’s official statement states, “We have found that the ‘ChatGPT Browse with Bing’ beta could occasionally display content in ways that don’t align with our intent.” There have been situations where the functionality unintentionally fulfilled a request for the complete text of a URL, for example.
Over 150 significant layoffs this year have resulted in more than 194,000 job losses in the United States. These employment losses have impacted the finance, media, technology, and industrial sectors. Employers have continued to downsize as the new year has progressed, with worries about a potential recession being on the horizon. Over 74,000 U.S. workers lost their employment in significant layoffs in January alone. Salesforce eliminated 7,900 roles, while Goldman Sachs and IBM lost 3,200 and 3,900 workers.
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Cryptocurrency firm Binance created a regional office in Paris last year to grow its operations in Europe. Its expectations still need to be met. The failures compound Binance’s problems in the United States, where it faces a Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit and an active criminal investigation by the Department of Justice. A spokeswoman for Binance stated that the firm is concentrated on adhering to the specifications of new EU regulations that will control digital asset businesses in all 27 member states and are scheduled to take effect in 2019.
