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Nearly one-third of young Americans use ChatGPT at work, poll shows

The figure increased by 19% from last year.

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AI may not replace you but could be savvy farmer s new sidekick

AI won't take your job but it could decide which farmer gets a loan. But one expert says it could also help farmers with new tools we can't even imagine yet.Dan

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Proposed Kentucky Senate bill addresses AI in the classroom

A proposed Kentucky Senate bill is creating a framework for how artificial intelligence is used in the classroom.

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What developers using AI chatbots can tell us about how it s changing work

ChatGPT is taking away parts of the job and making it more enjoyable

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Concerns about AI leading kids to cheat in school so far unfounded, experts say

Concerns about students using artificial intelligence to do their term papers and homework seem to be overblown, according to Stanford scholars.

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