ChatGPT, a leading AI chatbot, is mysteriously refusing to answer questions about a person named David Mayer. This censorship-like behavior has sparked discussions about the limitations and potential biases of AI systems.

Users have been trying to get OpenAI's ChatGPT to acknowledge the name through a range of creative attempts, all to no avail.

Of course the big question is who is David Mayer and why does the utterance of his name break ChatGPT? Numerous theories have already cropped up. As the online world quickly figured out, googling "David Mayer" results in David Mayer de Rothschild, heir to the famed Rothschild banking family, who is an adventurer and environmentalist.

Social media users have noticed that ChatGPT, the chatbot developed by OpenAI, is unable to acknowledge the name "David Mayer" when prompted.

David Who? Netizens were baffled to find that OpenAI's ChatGPT refused to acknowledge the existence of the name "David Mayer." After one Reddit user simply asked it "who is David Mayer?" the chatbot was stumped.

Users of the conversational AI platform ChatGPT discovered an interesting phenomenon over the weekend: the popular chatbot refuses to answer questions if asked about a “David Mayer.” Asking it to do so causes it to freeze up instantly.

We all know how ChatGPT works—it’s an endless source of information, helping with everything from idea generation to writing, coding, and translating. But recently, something unusual has come to light.

OpenAI's popular chatbot, ChatGPT faces a strange bug that prevents it from using a particular name called 'David Mayer'. The unusual act of the chatbot has left many users confused and disappointed.