Quote from Ndubuisi Ekekwe on August 11, 2023, 3:04 PM

In Section 1, we used an AI assistant to record the course, to demonstrate what we're teaching. Of course, the natural voices of our Faculty are heard in other sections. Check what we have in Tekedia AI in Business Masterclass; register

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In the United States, workers are all in for AI, and now is the time to master what AI does, and how to use it.

Many workers across the nation are using ChatGPT to help them with some tasks like writing emails and completing research, says a new Reuters/Ipsos poll of 2,625 adults nationwide. Though 28% of respondents said they regularly use the tool at work, only 22% said their employers explicitly allow it. Many employers are considering how they can maximize ChatGPT's benefits without opening themselves up to intellectual property and strategy leaks. The risks have led some employers to, apparently, curtail it completely: One Procter & Gamble employee told Reuters that ChatGPT won't work on the company network.

https://twitter.com/ndekekwe/status/1690077044845969408

In Section 1, we used an AI assistant to record the course, to demonstrate what we're teaching. Of course, the natural voices of our Faculty are heard in other sections. Check what we have in Tekedia AI in Business Masterclass; register

https://school.tekedia.com/course/aibusiness/