The Latest Breaking News from ChatGPT

We spell out the key terms behind the AI revolution – and why they matter. Plus, this week’s top tech stories

It's one of ChatGPT's first practical business applications.

AI will replace simple, repetitive jobs, but those involving complexity, creativity and interpersonal skills will continue to thrive and remain the domain of humans

Universities around Australia are starting the academic year under yet another cloud of uncertainty.

If so, let me know. My theory is that this is likely to become quite common, even despite ChatGPT's attempts to block overt requests to write legal documents. Whether it's a good development or a bad one is a separate matter, but for now I'd just like to see situations…

Universities and schools have entered a new phase in how they need to address academic integrity as our society navigates a second era of digital technologies, which include publicly available generative artificial intelligence (AI) like ChatGPT. Such platforms allow students to generate novel text for written assignments.

The Last Week Tonight host examines the risks and opportunities associated with AI, following the popularity of programs such as ChatGPT

The qualification body will not ban students from using the AI chatbot as long as they do not try to pass work off as their own

Content created by chatbot must be treated like any other source and attributed when used, says IB

The first winners in this money race will be the companies that own the underlying AI models.

Letter: Asked to generate a story from an English translation of a letter in Welsh published in the Guardian, the AI chatbot came up with a lot of twaddle, reports Fiona Collins