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. Chegg, the college textbook rental and educational service provider, experienced a 48% dip in their stock price on Tuesday. CEO Dan Rosenweig downplayed the significance of the drop and mentioned the risks of Artificial Intelligence. Chegg released higher than expected 1st quarter earnings and revenue and is preparing to launch the Cheggmate platform, with AI powered GPT-4. Dan Rosenweig brings with him an impressive background in tech, making Chegg a force to be reckoned with.

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 (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.

Chegg Inc. has faced a drastic decline in their stock prices due to the rising popularity of ChatGPT as a learning resource, causing an alarming decrease of 30% on Monday. Low subscriber growth and reported earnings totaling $2.2 million or 2 cents a share have sparked worry amongst investors, resulting in Chegg’s stock at its lowest point since 2017. Dan Rosensweig, President and CEO of Chegg, attributes Chegg’s revenue drop to student interest in ChatGPT. Chegg is a valuable online learning platform aiding students with tutors, answers and more.