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. This article explores the impact of the AI model ChatGPT on water resources in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, already facing water shortages. Research shows that each use of the model will cost 500-milliliter bottle of water. Companies in the area are being warned to consider water use when introducing AI services. Pushing for sustainable practices, the UAE is hosting the UN COP28 event, aiming to achieve net zero emissions. It is essential for MENA countries to invest in energy efficient green data centers to protect the environment against the usage of AI models.

Meet Xandru Borg – an AI-generated social reformer who, despite his non-existent origin, fought for Malta's autonomy with the help of Confraternity of the Rosary, Malta Workers' Society and fellow activists. Study his uplifting story in our exclusive article and evaluate if ChatGPT's narratives are trustworthy!

Google Bard is the newest AI chatbot for programming & software development launched by Google. Get the most comprehensive features to create and debug code in over 20 languages like C++, Go, Java, etc. Recommended by Sundar Pichai, Alphabet and Google's DeepMind provide every user more efficient and skillful services than OpenAI's ChatGPT 4. Try Bard for coding as well as everyday tasks like finding recipes and creating presentations.

This article discusses how leading tech giants Microsoft and Snap have invested heavily in the AI-driven chatbot platforms of Viva and Chatbot for Social. Learn how these platforms enable seamless collaboration and communication between employees and employers. Also gain insight into what Yahoo Finance’s Allie Garfinkle has to say about this technology. Get up-to-date with the latest news on AI with Yahoo Finance Plus.

Alphabet Inc., the owner of Google, has long been the leader of the online search market. But with the rise of OpenAI's ChatGPT, investors are starting to worry that their dominance may come to an end. Despite lowering its Alphabet stock, some analysts believe that the company still has a firm grip on the search engine market and is taking steps to remain in control. With 85 percent of online search worldwide, losing Google as a major player would hamper the market for many years to come.