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February 22, 2023 – In this article, CNBC explores the competition between artificial intelligence chatbots developed by Google and OpenAI. The article discusses the launch of Google’s Bard, which is powered by the company’s LaMDA language model and will compete with OpenAI’s popular ChatGPT. The article also covers the rigorous testing that Google plans to carry out before making Bard more widely available to the public. Furthermore, the article notes that Google is emphasizing its reputation for providing accurate information in its AI development.

February 10, 2023 – Discussing the practical uses of ChatGPT alongside the plans of its rivals such as Google’s the Bard and Baidu’s Ernie bot in chabot development, this article explores how companies around the world are exploring various use cases such as customer service.

Feb 10, 2023 – “ChatGPT, while imperfect, is doubtless showing the way toward our tech future.” This article explains what ChatGPT is, what it can do, and who built it. Interesting questions explored by the author include “Will ChatGPT help students cheat better?”, “What’s off limits”, and “Is this better than Google search?

Feb 8, 2023 – CNBC discusses how ChatGPT, the viral chatbot powered by artificial intelligence has “got tech giants [Microsoft and Google] clashing”. Microsoft’s multiyear, multibillion-dollar investment on OpenAI, the startup behind ChatGPT is to rival Google’s competing chatbot, Bard AI. The article defines ChatGPT, discusses its special features

Feb 7, 2023 – Google has just launched its own AI chatbot, the Bard. “Bard is based on Google’s language learning model Lamda, which is said to be so human-like in its responses that one engineer who worked on it said he believed it was sentient (he was fired, and Google has always denied the claim).” The race is on for the next AI chatbot.

February 3, 2023 – “As ChatGPT has captured the world’s imagination, Mr. Altman has been put in the rare position of trying to downplay a hit product.” Kevin Roose of The New York Times explores how OpenAI’s ChatGPT unexpectedly became a global phenomenon, setting off an “A.I. arms race” among tech companies like Google, Baidu, and Anthropic. The author discusses ChatGPT’s origins, controversies, limitations, and success in comparison to its rivals.

Insider’s Sindhu Sundar explains what ChatGPT is and links various articles via an outline of different topics related to the AI tool – from the tech world’s reception of ChatGPT to ChatGPT in society. Click here to read more about why despite there

These guide questions for students and teachers on how to analyze AI writing tools was taken from the Critical Media Literacy and Civic Learning ebook. This ebook is “an interactive, multimodal, multicultural, open access eBook for teaching and learning key topics in United States Government and Civic Life through the lens of media literacy.

​​With the AI tool ChatGPT passing medical school exams, educators will need to rethink current assessment systems. With the NYC public schools banning ChatGPT and some Australian universities “reinstating ‘pen and paper’ exams and beefing up cheating detection measures.