Welcome to our third edition of GAIN, the generative AI news rundown. On tap today, we lead off with the Bing Boomerang. After some negative press about Bing Chat Mode going off the rails, Bing put some tight restrictions on usage to reduce the risk of generating inappropriate content. Then it reversed itself a few days later.    OpenAI Foundry is a new set of tools for enterprise users, GitHub Copilot got an update with new code completion and info security features. In addition, we saw Huggingface partner with Amazon Web Services to host generative AI models and Roblox outlined a generative AI future for game developers.    Eric Schwartz of Voicebot.ai is the lead host this week, while Michal Stanislawek for #voicelunch, Utter.one, and Hearme.ai, joins him as co-host. Links to the main stories include: Bing puts on the breaks and reverses course: https://voicebot.ai/2023/02/22/microsoft-restricts-then-relaxes-eases-bings-generative-ai-chat-over-4-days/ OpenAI to offer more customization: https://synthedia.substack.com/p/openai-to-offer-chatgpt-customization OpenAI Foundry: https://voicebot.ai/2023/02/23/openais-new-foundry-program-offers-llm-clients-dedicated-processing-fine-tune-controls/ Hugging Face partners with AWS: https://voicebot.ai/2023/02/21/generative-ai-startup-hugging-face-picks-aws-to-host-future-large-language-models/ GitHub Copilot: https://synthedia.substack.com/p/github-copilot-just-made-itself-even Roblox to add generative AI features for game development: https://synthedia.substack.com/p/roblox-to-add-generative-ai-tools You can also watch the show's live recording on Voicebot's YouTube Channel. Follow Bret Kinsella on LinkedIn to get notified of future live recordings.