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It is currently on sale, too!
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DEAR JANE: My dad paid for my sister's boob job. I fear the two-word slur friends now say behind her back is true
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'Welcome to Campus. Here's Your ChatGPT.'
The New York Times reports:
California State University announced this year that it was making ChatGPT available to more than 460,000 students across its 23 campuses to help prepare them for "California's future A.I.-driven economy." Cal State said the effort would help make the school "the nation's first and largest A.I.-empowered university system..." Some faculty members have already built custom chatbots for their students by uploading course materials like their lecture notes, slides, videos and quizzes into ChatGPT.
And other U.S. campuses including the University of Maryland are also "working to make A.I. tools part of students' everyday experiences," according to the article. It's all part of an OpenAI initiative "to overhaul college education — by embedding its artificial intelligence tools in every facet of campus life."
The Times calls it "a national experiment on millions of students."
If the company's strategy succeeds, universities would give students A.I. assistants to help guide and tutor them from orientation day through graduation. Professors would provide customized A.I. study bots for each class. Career services would offer recruiter chatbots for students to practice job interviews. And undergrads could turn on a chatbot's voice mode to be quizzed aloud ahead of a test. OpenAI dubs its sales pitch "A.I.-native universities..." To spread chatbots on campuses, OpenAI is selling premium A.I. services to universities for faculty and student use. It is also running marketing campaigns aimed at getting students who have never used chatbots to try ChatGPT...
OpenAI's campus marketing effort comes as unemployment has increased among recent college graduates — particularly in fields like software engineering, where A.I. is now automating some tasks previously done by humans. In hopes of boosting students' career prospects, some universities are racing to provide A.I. tools and training...
[Leah Belsky, OpenAI's vice president of education] said a new "memory" feature, which retains and can refer to previous interactions with a user, would help ChatGPT tailor its responses to students over time and make the A.I. "more valuable as you grow and learn." Privacy experts warn that this kind of tracking feature raises concerns about long-term tech company surveillance. In the same way that many students today convert their school-issued Gmail accounts into personal accounts when they graduate, Ms. Belsky envisions graduating students bringing their A.I. chatbots into their workplaces and using them for life.
"It would be their gateway to learning — and career life thereafter," Ms. Belsky said.
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'Bitcoin Family' take drastic measures to protect themselves amid crypto kidnappings
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Cadbury confirms it's discontinued much-loved biscuit treat after launching five years ago
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Blake Lively's gushing post to her personal trainer who Justin Baldoni allegedly 'fat-shamed' her to
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Hilarious moment confused scam centre workers have the tables turned on them by hero vigilante hackers
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As Labour risks a civil liberties backlash by hinting ID cards are in the pipeline, the party's former Home Secretary argues... All our digital fingerprints are everywhere, so giving a national identity card to every citizen is a no-brainer
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Race Across The World star Sam Gardiner's parents share heartfelt tribute after his tragic death aged 24 as they thank fans for their support
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Notable road closures across north and mid Essex for the next month
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The Essex areas 1,304 new homes have been approved to be built this month
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Notable road closures across north and mid Essex for the next month
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Essex medtech specialist named as ‘Exemplar’ in top 100 manufacturing competition
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