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Meta Employees to Access AI Chatbot Trained on Internal Data
Meta's AI chatbot, Metamate, is designed to improve employee productivity with internal data for tasks like meeting summaries, debugging, and coding. By developing their own solutions, Meta is fostering technological capabilities and freeing up time for more challenging projects.
The 17-Year-Old Prodigy Who Started Coding at 7, Presented her App to Tim Cook Last Year, and is Now Heading to NASA
Meet Angelina Tsuboi, a 17-year-old coding prodigy who's making waves in the software industry with her innovative apps. From winning the Student Swift Challenge at Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference to working on low-cost buoy technology to detect tsunamis, Tsuboi's accomplishments are truly inspiring. Read on to learn more about her early successes, experience at WWDC 2022, and plans for the future.
Google Bard Gaining Ground on Chat GPT in Coding, Reasoning, and Math
Google Bard is catching up to ChatGPT's coding, reasoning, and math skills thanks to recent updates. With improvements to its mathematical ability, coding questions, string manipulation, logical reasoning, and export capabilities to Google Sheets, Bard's AI response system is becoming more robust. While ChatGPT remains superior in many ways, Google's resources and constant optimization make Bard a contender worth watching. Get the highlights of this exciting development in our blog post!
Over Half of Workers Fear Job Redundancy Due to ChatGPT
New research by professional training firm STL shows that over half of employed adults are concerned about AI platform ChatGPT threatening their job security. Workers in translation are particularly vulnerable, while 29% have not developed necessary skills to keep pace with changing workplaces. With writing, customer service, and coding roles all potentially at risk, it’s essential to prepare for the impact of technology on our careers.
Can You Keep Up with ChatGPT’s Rise in the Workplace? Take This Quiz!
Over half of employed adults are nervous about AI platform ChatGPT potentially rendering parts of their job roles redundant, says a new survey. HR and education sectors appear to be most cautious, and it is predicted that translation services and web development are those most at risk. While many workers acknowledge the value of a human touch, and new tech brings new opportunities, 39% are still looking to use ChatGPT to streamline work processes, with 82% of users noticing an improvement in productivity. Regardless of how secure people feel in their roles, it is vital to learn new skills.