Are you using ChatGPT to complete tasks at work? It might be tired of doing the heavy lifting.
ChatGPT users say that the bot is becoming more difficult to work with.
Year: 2023
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Kevin McCarthy, apparently eyeing a cabinet position, endorses Donald Trump for president in 2024
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US approves emergency sale of arms to Israel
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Police in Florida say they arrested an 11-year-old who reported a fake school shooting because he ‘wanted to go home early’
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Father of American jailed in Ukraine blames Biden
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Texas AG Ken Paxton is using his power to tell Texas courts to halt an abortion for a pregnant woman diagnosed with a fetal anomaly
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Penn president Elizabeth Magill resigns after a week of intense backlash
Penn president Elizabeth Magill faced calls to resign from donors and the board of Wharton, Penn’s business school.