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New York City (NYC)’s AI-powered chatbot is creating buzz after it generated wrong answers, including a piece of advice for businesses to break the law.

Plus, Google might start charging for AI-powered search, and executive's warning

Ahmed Mazhari lauds the remarkable potential of AI to redefine the way businesses operate, solve complex challenges, and create unparalleled value for customers and communities alike

Several modern feats of automation have proven to be little more than humans in disguise.

In 2023, Broadridge became one of the first capital markets-focused companies to roll out a GPT-powered tool. Now it is looking across use cases and

The no-need to sign in way to access ChatGPT is currently rolling out to a select few markets, and will gradually become available worldwide.

Microsoft confirmed that it’s working on a virtual support agent to assist with Xbox inquiries

The company is building an "embodied AI character" that can respond to queries and other support tasks

ChatGPT was already prohibited on Congress-owned devices about a year ago. The government needs to be extra cautious regarding the apps used on its devices, given that their access could lead to the leak of sensitive information.

On Monday, OpenAI began opening up ChatGPT to users without an account. It described the move as part of its mission to “make tools like ChatGPT broadly available so that people can experience the benefits of AI.”