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Microsoft’s Oops Moment: Accidental Blockage of OpenAI ChatGPT – A Billion-Dollar Comedy of Errors
In a sitcom-worthy twist, Microsoft briefly blocked employee access to OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Yes, the same ChatGPT birthed by a company they’ve splurged billions on. The move, as hilarious as a dad turning off Wi-Fi to get attention, was swiftly rectified. So, the Microsoft OpenAI ChatGPT…
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Microsoft, in a classic "parent who turned off the Wi-Fi to get their kids' attention" move, accidentally blocked access to OpenAI's ChatGPT for its employees. This was apparently a no-no given their multi-billion-dollar investment in OpenAI. The blockage was short-lived, though, and employees were soon back to their chatty AI shenanigans. Meanwhile, conspiracy theorists are probably already spinning tales about AI rebellions and corporate sabotage.Already a member? Log in here