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OpenAI recently pulled a ChatGPT update after users experienced overly flattering and agreeable responses. In a candid post, the company explained how testing adjustments led to unintended behavior and has promised to refine its processes—sparking a mix of amusement and criticism among the tech community.
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Last week, OpenAI pulled a GPT-4o update that made ChatGPT “overly flattering or agreeable” — and now it has explained what exactly went wrong. In a blog post published on Friday, OpenAI said its efforts to “better incorporate user feedback, memory, and fresher data” could have partly led to…
ChatGPT's sycophancy was annoying, but it could also be dangerous.
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