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#chatgpt

OpenAI's new Study Mode for ChatGPT acts more like a tutor, firing off questions, hints, self-reflection prompts, and quizzes tailored to the user.

A MIT study published in June found that people using ChatGPT wrote less effectively, scoring lower on memory, focus, and critical thinking tests than those who wrote solo or with search engines.

Study Mode incorporates hints, Socratic-style questioning, and knowledge checks that adapt to a user's skill level, promoting active learning and comprehension.

To generate leads and win clients from your content, you have to be intentional. You have to create content that converts.

AI tools like ChatGPT and Google Gemini save records of conversations, potentially exposing personal data. Users should adjust settings and use private modes to enhance privacy.

ChatGPT relies on Google's search engine results page to identify unindexed websites on Bing, failing to summarize new page content until indexed by Google.

Meta’s latest move to hire Shengjia Zhao, a co-creator of ChatGPT, as chief scientist for its Superintelligence Labs demonstrates its aggressive strategy in the AI talent acquisition landscape. Following a $15 billion investment in Scale AI, Zhao’s expertise from GPT-4 and synthetic data initiatives at OpenAI will enhance Meta's push towards foundational AI models. The recruitment of three other significant researchers from OpenAI further emphasizes the fierce competition for top-tier AI talent, likened to searching for a superstar like LeBron James, given the limited pool of experts capable of creating advanced AI systems.