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Artificial intelligence illustrations are seen on a lapto with books in the background in this illustration photo
James Patterson, Margaret Atwood, and 8,000 other authors want AI companies to pay them for using their works
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Future medical technology controlled by AI robot using machine learning
The promise of AI makes some Gen Xers uneasy about their job security.
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ChatGPT brought generative AI into the limelight when it hit 1 million users in five days. But how valid is the buzz around ChatGPT? We unpack what you need to know: How does generative AI work? Who are the key players? Is ChatGPT ready for prime time? And most importantly: How will the technology change the way we do business?

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A side view of the Polaris prototype fusion reactor from Helion
Polaris is a prototype fusion reactor from Helion Energy. The startup announced a deal with Microsoft to provide the tech giant with electricity produced from fusion.
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ChatGPT has received a lot of press since its November 2022 launch. But while interest in the tool is high almost everywhere, its use is not yet universal.

Generative AI State of Play Around the World, Feb 2023
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ChatGPT, a conversational AI model built by OpenAI, is the most talked-about technology of 2023. And it has caught the attention of payments services providers keen to unlock the potential of the generative AI that powers it. 

Analyst Estimates: Provider and Consumer Interest in Generative AI Applications in Payments
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ChatGPT brought generative AI into the limelight when it hit 1 million users in five days. But how valid is the buzz around ChatGPT? We unpack what you need to know: How does generative AI work? Who are the key players? Is ChatGPT ready for prime time? And most importantly: How will the technology change the way we do business?

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Elon Musk has been critical of Mark Zuckerberg before, but this time accused the Meta CEO of seeming
Elon Musk has been critical of Mark Zuckerberg before, but this time accused the Meta CEO of seeming "extremely partisan."