Chegg Inc. is a leading American educational technology and textbook rental company, committed to helping students succeed with discounts on textbooks. CEO Dan Rosensweig highlighted the risks associated with the influx of generative AI, resulting in a 38% drop in the company's share prices. The stock market reacted to Chegg's gloomy forecasts as a sign of threat posed by OpenAI's ChatGPT. Retention rates remain high, yet students may opt for the AI chatbot alternative to Chegg's services.
Chegg Inc. stocks dropped drastically on Monday after CEO Dan Rosensweig announced that expenses due to their current use of OpenAI's CHATGPT chatbot. An AIML division will soon be launched to increase AI use; leading to an improved educational service for users. However, the current quarter will mean a 28-30% operating margin, and $175-$178 expected revenue.
Chegg Inc., a US educational technology company, provides various online educational services like subscription-based tutoring at $15.95 a month. The company lost nearly 38% of its stocks after CEO Dan Rosensweig warned of the threat of ChatGPT, an AI chatbot service, to its growth. Rosensweig believes that AI is the next big shift in the tech industry, and the company will embrace the technology aggressively and immediately.
Chegg (NYSE:CHGG) had a difficult day on the markets after it warned of the financial effects of student use of its ChatGPT Artificial Intelligence technology. CEO Dan Rosensweig is redirecting resources to embrace the technology and increase its usage. In Q1, Chegg experienced decreased revenues due to the pandemic. Dan is an experienced executive with vast experience across different industries and is focused on maximizing tech innovation and helping students succeed.
Chegg, a leading American education technology firm, saw its stock dip in late trading on the 17th of May. This was due to the increasing demand for OpenAI's ChatGPT for homework help services, despite a positive March quarter when it reported higher-than-expected non-GAAP earnings of 27 cents per share and sales income of $187.6 million. CEO Dan Rosensweig remains optimistic as they are investing in Artificial Intelligence such as the release of CheggMate (using OpenAi's GPT-4 framework), while noting the company's strong retention rates and second quarter output predictions.
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