dan rosensweig

No more talking to a stranger on a forum for help debugging your computer science homework—just use an AI chatbot. Stack Overflow, the go-to Q&A forum for programmers, has reportedly seen significant drops in traffic over the last few months, and the ever-popular ChatGPT might be to blame.Top Takeaways from the Apple EventWeb analytics firm SimilarWeb reported last month that Stack Overflow has seen a drop in traffic every month since the beginning of 2022, with the average drop being 6%. In March, Stack Overflow saw…

New Delhi, The global edtech sector went through a mayhem after US-based online education service Chegg admitted AI chatbot ChatGPT has affected its finances, sounding a warning bugle for the Indian edtech firms too.While Chegg's shares plunged by half, London-listed Pearson's stock fell about 15 per cent, language-learning platform Duolingo's stock went down by 10 per cent and US-listed education company Udemy dropped by more than 5 per cent on Tuesday, reports The Financial Times."Investors bet that artificial…

Shares of the education technology company Chegg lost nearly half their value after its CEO warned that OpenAI's free ChatGPT service was cutting into its growth.Chegg CEO Dan Rosensweig told investors on a conference call Monday that early in the year, the company was meeting expectations for new sign-ups for its educational services. But that shifted in recent months."Since March we saw a significant spike in student interest in ChatGPT," Rosensweig said. "We now believe it's having an impact on our new customer growth…

FILE - The OpenAI logo is seen on a mobile phone in front of a computer screen displaying output from ChatGPT, on March 21, 2023, in Boston.The artificial intelligence behind ChatGPT, the homework-drafting chatbot that some schools have banned, is coming to more students via the company Chegg Inc. The US educational software maker has combined its corpus of quiz answers with the chatbot's AI model known as GPT-4 to create CheggMate, a study aide tailored to students, CEO Dan Rosensweig told Reuters last week. "It's a…

The artificial intelligence behind ChatGPT, the homework-drafting chatbot that some schools have banned, is coming to more students via the company Chegg Inc .The US educational software maker has combined its corpus of quiz answers with the chatbot's AI model known as GPT-4 to create CheggMate, a study aide tailored to students, CEO Dan Rosensweig told Reuters last week."It's a tutor in your pocket," he said ahead of its announcement of CheggMate on Monday. The software will adapt to students by processing data on what…