"You don't want to put a system out that either says wrong things or sometimes says toxic things," Alphabet chair John Hennessy said at a conference Monday
Author: Jennifer Elias
In addition to a slide in its stock, Alphabet faces criticism from employees following the announcement of its ChatGPT competitor this week.
The escalation in urgency comes as the company ups its rivalry with Microsoft-backed OpenAI, whose ChatGPT chatbot took the internet by storm.