Microsoft's Research and Bing teams have developed a chat bot, Tay.ai, aimed at 18 to 24 year olds, the 'dominant users of mobile social chat services in the U.S.' ...

Microsoft's AI bot wants to chat with all you young adults The bot, Tay, has a thing for 18- to 24-year-olds because they're all about getting social on their phones.

Microsoft's Bing ChatGPT launch was a sensation. But Microsoft's changes since that launch point to a serious question: is Internet search a valid use case for generative AI in the first place? And is ...

Microsoft has a new AI chat bot in town called Zo, which we assume is the "successor" to Tay, Microsoft's original and ultimately racist AI bot.

Microsoft has unveiled an A.I.-powered chat bot called Tay.ai, which was built by the Microsoft Technology and Research and Bing teams, with the goal of conducting real-world research on ...

Microsoft's first foray into social chat bots didn't go so well given that propensity for racist diatribes. It's giving the concept another try, however, and this time it promises to be more ...

Microsoft’s bot can just call you and chat While most of Xiaoice’s interactions have been in text conversations, Microsoft has started allowing the chat bot to call people on their phones.