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The New AI Revolution – and Backlash In less than two years, AI chatbots have leapt from novelties to ubiquitous tools embedded in daily life. OpenAI’s ChatGPT, launched in late 2022, now serves as a virtual scribe, tutor, and conversationalist for hundreds
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