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OpenAI, founded in 2015, develops generative AI technology such as ChatGPT and is well-known for its research into artificial intelligence. President and co-founder Greg Brockman recently discussed sector-specific use cases and adopting pre-built models in order to unlock the potential of generative AI technology at Microsoft Build event. CTO Kevin Scott promoted applying copilots - AIs powering conversations - to help with everyday tasks such as social media management. Developers will create experiences with AI as the focus shifts to specific industries, such as healthcare and transportation.

. Recent college graduates are in a unique position compared to other generations. With the shift of tech companies to hybrid work, graduates are turning to retail, finance and manufacturing to secure stable jobs with good pay. Gen Z look to develop tech skills and see job opportunities with Generative AI. Handshake survey of 954 people shows 40% embrace AI but are cautious with 74% of managers viewing Gen Z as the hardest to work with.

OpenAI's revolutionary artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT can understand and answer many questions, research material, write essays and briefs, even crack jokes! With OpenAI's evaluation of large language models, we now understand its potential to replace a significant part of the US workforce. Find out how AI exposure is related to job titles, wages, job training, and more. Discover the fascinating story of ChatGPT and its impact on the future of work.

The UK Minister of Investment, Lord Dominic Johnson, today inaugurated the new British Trade Office in Pune, marking the UK's commitment to Maharashtra and India. Several business leaders and investors, including Serum Institute of India, Bharat Forge and Zensar, attended the opening event. Lord Johnson said that the UK is the number one investment destination in Europe for life sciences and AI. This office serves to further strengthen the bilateral trade and investment between the UK and India.

Discover how the Barcelona Supercomputing Centre is leading the way in developing digital twins and virtual representation of people. Learn how the creation of these simulations are revolutionizing medical testing and helping to fight the next public health emergency. Read on to find out how digital twins could be used for lifestyle and diet choices, and what the future holds for this technology.