The Latest Breaking News from ChatGPT

A new artificial intelligence chatbot that can generate realistic, human-like text is causing intense debate among educators, with schools, universities and students divided about whether it poses a threat to learning or will enhance it.

Tech giant Microsoft (MSFT) is well-positioned to thrive for years to come. The company’s recently announced a renewed partnership with AI startup OpenAI, demonstrating its efforts to keep growing in the AI space. With Wall Street analysts seeing a more than 16% upside potential, this large-cap tech stock is an…

Like Sam Altman and OpenAI, many are luring money from venture capital and Big Tech.

The world seems entranced by artificial intelligence. The recent controversy over ChatGPT and other apps such as Bearly.ai has prompted some academics to rethink teaching and testing. It is time to confront the question of whether our way of life will be at risk in future because of AI.

While schools are banning ChatGPT, Australian workplaces are already deploying it and other new artificial intelligence (AI) tools. Here's how they're using them.

Microsoft stands to gain a lot for its investment—while OpenAI is taking a bigger gamble

Comments by the Facebook and Instagram parent’s top A.I. scientist might be technically true, but packaging and user experience matter, too.

Teachers already have their hands full screening student works for plagiarism and fakery – with AI-generated text getting more human-like by the day, one jurisdiction has banned access to the technology for kids, but says education staff will be able to spot it anyway.

Content-generating A.I. will probably enhance human labor rather than make it obsolete.