At the request of users, Microsoft relaxed the limit of Bing AI chat to 60 times a day, and increased the maximum number of conversations to 6.

CTOnews.com, February 22 (Xinhua)-- Microsoft said on Tuesday that it will relax restrictions on some AI chats introduced last week by its new Bing search engine at the request of users.

Microsoft said last week that Bing was baffled by the long interaction, and the company increased restrictions on the use of the engine. This includes a maximum of 5 questions per conversation and a total of 50 questions per day. But Microsoft said on Tuesday that it had increased the maximum number of questions per conversation to six, the maximum number of questions per day to 60, and regular queries would no longer be counted in the total. Microsoft also said it plans to soon raise the daily limit to 100 questions.

The initial decision to limit Bing to a maximum of five questions per conversation and a total of 50 new conversations a day has prompted some users to demand that Microsoft release Sydney (the internal code name for New Bing). Microsoft said that if New Bing participates in a long conversation, it will show a variety of unstable emotional responses.

However, I believe that many users will still not be satisfied with the new restrictions. After all, the original New Bing can talk indefinitely and is very talkative. Fortunately, Microsoft also said that it intends to restore a longer chat mode, and is trying to find the best way to do this responsibly.

Microsoft is also testing three "tones" for the new Bing. The first is a "creative" tone, which can give a longer answer. There is also a "precise" tone that focuses on shorter, more search-focused answers. The third tone, called "balance", will represent the middle ground between the two. Microsoft added: "our goal is to give you more control over the type of chat behavior to best meet your needs."

Microsoft has been trumpeting the new Bing as a tool that could revolutionize online search. However, CTOnews.com found that New Bing will also give untruthful answers, and some experts worry that New Bing and ChatGPT may be used to help bad elements easily post false information online.