Citation record for Incident 66
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Anonymous. (2017-08-02) Incident Number 66. in McGregor, S. (ed.) Artificial Intelligence Incident Database. Partnership on AI. Retrieved on March 2, 2021 from incidentdatabase.ai/cite/66.Reports
- 2017-08-03Rogue chatbots deleted in China after questioning Communist Party
- 2017-08-04Chinese rebel robots re-educated after rogue rants
- 2017-08-05Chinese chatbots pulled after going rogue
- 2017-08-03Off-messenger: Chinese chatbot ain't no commie
- 2017-08-05Chinese chatbots pulled after going rogue
- 2017-08-03Chinese chatbots shut down after anti-government posts
- 2019-04-13Rogue chatbots removed in China after giving “unpatriotic” answers
- 2017-08-04Rogue chatbots taken offline in China after refusing to say they love the Communist party
- 2017-08-03Opinionated chatbot removed by Tencent after telling users why it hates the Communist Party
- 2017-08-04AI getting out of hand? Chinese chatbots re-educated after rogue rants
- 2017-08-03Chinese chatbots taken offline after refusing to say they love the Communist Party
- 2017-08-08Chinese chatbots apparently re-educated after political faux pas
- 2017-08-05Revolutionary Chatbots Reportedly Go Rogue, Get Reeducation In China
- 2017-08-04Tencent removed Microsoft's Chinese AI chatbot after it posted unpatriotic messages
- 2017-08-04Chinese rebel chatbots BabyQ and XiaoBing re-educated after rogue rants
- 2017-08-03China: Chatbots Disciplined After Unpatriotic Messages
Chinese rebel robots re-educated after rogue rants
dailymail.co.uk
Chinese chatbots pulled after going rogue
newshub.co.nz
Off-messenger: Chinese chatbot ain't no commie
theregister.co.uk
Tencent removed Microsoft's Chinese AI chatbot after it posted unpatriotic messages
businessinsider.com.au