C3.ai extends its year-to-date rally to 176% after buzz around ChatGPT drives investor interest in artificial intelligence

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OpenAI staff didn't think ChatGPT would be 'useful' and it almost wasn't released in its current form, cofounder says

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Greg Brockman, cofounder and president of OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT.

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Here's why 2023's stock rally could fizzle out and end up burning bullish investors

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In case you missed it, this weekend I caught up with Kpler lead oil analyst Matt Smith to talk about Europe's new sanctions on Russian refined oil products. 

Schools are banning ChatGPT but an OpenAI exec says the technology is a vital tool to improve learning in classrooms

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Executives at ChatGPT creator OpenAI think educators should think twice before writing off artificial intelligence.

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Wharton professor who gave ChatGPT an MBA-level exam says AI will be an 'amazing tool' for education

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Professors are experimenting with ChatGPT to see how the technology fares when taking academic exams.

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ChatGPT could be used by 'bad actors' and should be regulated, OpenAI's chief technology officer says

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Mira Murati, OpenAI CTO, speaking at Diane Von Furstenberg's InCharge Conversations 2020, in March 2020 in New York City.
OpenAI CTO Mira Murati speaking at Diane Von Furstenberg's InCharge Conversations in March 2020 in New York City.

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OpenAI makes a ChatGPT-like tool called Codex that can write software. Here's why Codex won't replace developers and will instead create more demand for their skills.

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While programs like ChatGPT can imitate human responses relatively well, technology experts say there will still be a need for human expertise for the foreseeable future.
While programs like ChatGPT can imitate human responses relatively well, technology experts say there will still be a need for human expertise for the foreseeable future.

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Here's how to invest in the AI craze, according to ChatGPT

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OpenAI's ChatGPT has taken the internet by storm.

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7 Times AI Was Just Armies of Hidden Humans

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In what feels like just a few short years, advancements in generative artificial intelligence have seemingly transformed “AI” from a buzzword slapped onto boring business to attack investor capital into an an actual tool with clear, real -world use cases. Writer and business have already begun using image generator…

A top oil analyst explains Europe’s new fuel sanctions on Russia and how that impacts global energy markets

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Today, I'm sharing my conversation with Matt Smith of commodities analytics firm, Kpler. 

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