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- ChatGPT could become a larger part of work as organizations look at how to deploy the technology.
- Workers with better familiarity with the technology may find a competitive advantage, insiders say.
- Even though some school districts banned ChatGPT, educators encourage students to play with AI.
Whether you love or hate generative AI like the viral success of ChatGPT, the technology is officially out in the wild, and Pandora's Box has been opened.
For as much excitement as ChatGPT has stirred, there's been an equally-strong backlash: School districts in cities like New York and Los Angeles have temporarily banned the use of ChatGPT for their students, while companies including Amazon and Goldman Sachs have reprimanded employees for using it with company data.