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Microsoft launches AI chatbot on Twitter, and it turns racist within hours

Microsoft introduced a chat robot designed to interact in the style of a “teen girl” on Twitter, and it went rogue almost immediately, spouting racist opinions, conspiracy theories and a fondness for genocide. The artificial intelligence (AI) robot named “Tay” — @Tayandyou on Twitter — was intended to chat with 18-to-24-year-olds, with the idea that she would learn from each tweet and get progressively smarter. Clearly, Microsoft had forgotten that Twitter is home to a huge amount of trolls, racists and general troublemakers, who jumped at the chance to "teach" the teenage “chatbot” about life.

The AI chatbot Tay is a machine learning project, designed for human engagement. As it learns, some of its responses are inappropriate and indicative of the types of interactions some people are having with it.

Microsoft statement

Microsoft apparently didn’t put any kind of filters on the robot, which meant Tay was able to tweet a number of atrocious racial slurs. She also went on to deny the existence of the Holocaust and agreed with white supremacist propaganda that was tweeted to her. The troublesome cyberteen has since been taken offline for "upgrades," and Microsoft has deleted some of her more offensive tweets. The rapid descent of Tay from innocent AI chatbot to racist, Hitler-loving conspiracy theorist has raised concerns over the future of learning tech and AI.

We’re making some adjustments to Tay.