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There is a growing sentiment that artificial intelligence will displace human workers. With the recent popularization of an AI called ChatGPT, fears are skyrocketing.

Out of the 68% of respondents who claimed to use AI tools for their tasks, the majority did not inform their employers.

Apprentice Bard is seen as a direct response to the challenge of Microsoft's popular AI chatbot, ChatGPT, which has made waves in recent months.

The chatbot, known as “Apprentice Bard,” allows users to ask questions and receive detailed answers, akin to the success of ChatGPT.

The premium service, which will cost $7 a month in June and grow to $10 in July, promises to make meetings more efficient.