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PLUS: The uncertain future of education, the internet, and the tech industry. | By Tom Simonite | 01

PLUS: The uncertain future of education, the internet, and the tech industry. [View in browser]( | [Your newsletter preferences](newsletter=wir) By Tom Simonite | 01.29.23 In November, artificial intelligence startup OpenAI launched a chatbot named ChatGPT. The future of education, the internet, and the tech industry have felt somewhat uncertain since. WIRED has spent the past few weeks exploring the [eloquent bot’s power](—[and shortcomings](. Bots are nothing new, but ChatGPT is unusually slick with language thanks to a training process that included digesting billions of words scraped from the web and other sources. Its ability to generate short essays, literary parodies, and even functional computer code made it a social media sensation and the [tech industry’s newest obsession](. ChatGPT is free for now, but investors are convinced the technology will become the basis of [many new companies and products](, perhaps including a new form of web search. At the same time, it has a tendency to [fabricate facts and repeat slurs or biases]( from its online training data. That has led to proposals to regulate the barely-launched technology. The bot’s power has also prompted reflections on how humans are far from perfect and can [spew bot-like BS of their own](. Furthermore, some schoolteachers have concluded that ChatGPT and other bots like it are here to stay; instead of trying to ban the technology, they’re [embracing ChatGPT as a classroom tool]( to foster a more human-centric kind of learning. Whether you’ve already chatted with the bot or aren’t yet acquainted, explore our coverage below to learn more about the promises and perils of ChatGPT. [Portrait of Andy Greenberg] [Tom Simonite](, Senior Editor, Business Find me on Twitter [@tsimonite](   P.S. For the latest on every AI advancement—and other upwellings of the future in the present—be sure to sign up for senior writer Will Knight's [Fast Forward newsletter](. [GET FAST FORWARD](   [The silhouette of the back of a woman looking at a large pink abstract piece of AI art]( [PLAINTEXT | 7-MINUTE READ]( [Welcome to the Wet Hot AI Chatbot Summer]( BY STEVEN LEVY [The next big thing in tech isn’t the blockchain or the metaverse—it’s a mind-bending wave of algorithmic content machines.](   [mosaic blue tiled art]( [TELL ME LIES | 4-MINUTE READ]( [ChatGPT’s Most Charming Trick Is Also Its Biggest Flaw]( BY WILL KNIGHT [The articulate new chatbot has won over the internet and shown how engaging conversational AI can be—even when it makes stuff up.](   [Dry alphabet soup pasta]( [FUTURES MARKET | 4-MINUTE READ]( [ChatGPT Has Investors Drooling—but Can It Bring Home the Bacon?]( BY WILL KNIGHT [The loquacious bot has Microsoft ready to sink a reported $10 billion into OpenAI. It’s unclear what products can be built on the technology.](   [Two white mice hiding inside a hole, and a cat peeking through the other side. A tense standoff. ]( [PLAINTEXT | 6-MINUTE READ]( [How to Stop ChatGPT from Going Off the Rails]( BY AMIT KATWALA [The viral chatbot wasn’t up to writing a WIRED newsletter. But it's fluent enough to raise questions about how to keep eloquent AI systems accountable.](   [Students sitting at desks with laptops in a high school classroom ]( [CHEAT CODE | 5-MINUTE READ]( [ChatGPT Is Coming for Classrooms. Don't Panic]( BY PIA CERES [The AI chatbot has stoked fears of an educational apocalypse. 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