ChatGPT Imbotster Syndrome is gumming up how we write professionally

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Multiple hands pointing toward a robot typing on a laptop with a glowing red screen.

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My partner and I were so burned out that I couldn't even plan a trip. That's when I turned to ChatGPT.

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Santiago Barraza Lopez's partner next to a car in italy
The author and his partner went to Italy thanks to ChatGPT.

Courtesy of Santiago Barraza Lopez

This is your doctor on ChatGPT

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Dr. Carl Dirk at his praxis
St. Luke's internal medicine physician Carl Dirks said that ambient listening was a solution for "clinician burnout."

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Adam Rodman uses ChatGPT when he's stumped.

The internal medicine physician and Harvard Medical School professor is upfront about it with his patients, and said he avoids putting in private medical information.

OpenAI enters a special new phase of extreme influence

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Sam Altman, CEO OpenAI, photographed in Berlin
Sam Altman, CEO OpenAI, photographed in Berlin

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Sora 2 makes me realize the AI future really is here. It's wonderful — and terrifying.

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Sora 2 with Katie and Sam Altman
Sora 2 can make videos of me flying a dragon or Sam Altman robbing a store. They look real — which is fun, and also terrifying.

katiecoolfriend/Sora2; Gabrielpeterss4/Sora 2; Justin Sullivan/Getty; Tyler Le/BI

The AI boom could burst like a bubble if tech companies miss their growth forecasts, top economist Steve Hanke says

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Steve Hanke
Steve Hanke.

Steve Hanke

Students are outsourcing thought to ChatGPT — here's why educators should worry, a business professor warns

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Middle school students play with robots at an educational facility in Laixi, east China's Shandong province, on September 9, 2025.
Generative AI is eroding students' critical thinking and shifting control of knowledge to Big Tech, a professor warned.

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Nearly 90% of BCG employees are using AI — and it's reshaping how they're evaluated

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Alicia Pittman
Alicia Pittman, Global People Team chair at Boston Consulting Group, says AI use is becoming a more critical criteria for performance.

Boston Consulting Group

Sam Altman predicts AI will surpass human intelligence by 2030

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Sam Altman, in an interview with Welt Editor-in-Chief Jan Philipp Burgard
Sam Altman, in an interview with Welt Editor-in-Chief Jan Philipp Burgard

Welt

Sam Altman explains why AI will replace 40% of your work

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman explains how AI is evolving, why regulation and safety matter, and what superintelligence could mean for the future of work and discovery.

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