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ChatGPT is slowly damaging your brain, MIT study reveals disturbing details
The study involved 54 participants, aged 18 to 39, who were split into three groups. One group used ChatGPT to write essays ...
Don’t be fooled: AI is a long way from being able to think for itself
AI is getting better at fooling us than it was even six months or a year ago. Whereas once an image of a person could end up ...
Microsoft-OpenAI alliance in trouble? FT report says tech giant ‘prepared to walk away’ from deal — what we know
Microsoft may halt negotiations with OpenAI due to disagreements over key issues, including the size of Microsoft's future ...
Small and Smart: How AI is powering SMEs in India’s e-commerce boom
AI is changing the way Indians shop—optimising e-commerce operations and enhancing customer experiences. Experts highlight ...
Microsoft prepared to abandon high-stakes talks with OpenAI: Report
OpenAI executives have considered accusing Microsoft of anticompetitive behavior in their deal, the Wall Street Journal ...
America’s first golden share
So it shouldn’t be a surprise that something gold came to the rescue in the final hours of one of the biggest foreign ...
Moto Book 60 Review: Pretty, Practical And Everyday-Ready
The Moto Book 60, currently listed at Rs 62,990, is a stylish, lightweight laptop that delivers reliable performance and ...
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From 30 to 5 hours: Narayana Murthy shares how ChatGPT boosts his efficiency
Infosys' NR Narayana Murthy now uses ChatGPT to prepare for lectures and speeches, reducing his preparation time from 30 ...
Microsoft could ditch OpenAI's high-stake for-profit talks: “Holding out is Microsoft’s nuclear option, and they are just making OpenAI sweat"
After alleged anticompetitive behavior in its multi-billion dollar partnership with OpenAI, Microsoft is reportedly getting ready to walk away from high-stake for-profit negotiations.