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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.

From password sharing to keystroke measuring, workers are being watched more now than they ever were in the office.

Falling birth rates falling means falling workplace participation, suggesting that companies may not have access to the same pool of talent that they had just years prior during times of...

“Classifying and filtering harmful is a necessary step in minimizing the amount of violent and sexual content included in training data and creating tools that can detect harmful content,” an...

Instead of hiring college students, Codeword is relying on AI to fill in intern roles, which typically involve repetitive tasks.

Reports are emerging that Microsoft will invest $10 billion into OpenAI and implement ChatGPT into its Office Suite, a move that could send rippling effects across organizations that utilize Microsoft.

Because Web3 is still expected to make waves in the future of work, its challenges should serve as major lessons for leaders: invest in security, education and training.

Created by OpenAI, ChatGPT could have the potential to overtake Google’s search engine, leading managers at the tech giant to issue a “code red.”