In her thought-provoking talk, Beata explores how artificial intelligence is transforming the creative world—raising questions of ownership, emotion, and authenticity.
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In her thought-provoking talk, Beata explores how artificial intelligence is transforming the creative world—raising questions of ownership, emotion, and authenticity.
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AI could wipe out half of all entry-level white-collar jobs, CEO warns.
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What is the number two chatbot in terms of traffic in the world?
There is fierce competition among players. However, they all pale compared to ChatGPT, which surged to 500 million weekly active users in late March.
Google’s Gemini web traffic increased to 10.9 million average daily visits in March, up 7.4% month-over-month.
At the same time, the number of Microsoft OpenAI-powered Copilot users increased to 2.4 million, up 2.1 percent from February.
In March, Anthropic’s Claude reached an average of 3.3 million daily visits, xAI’s Grok averaged 16.5 million, and Chinese DeepSeek received 16.5 million visits that month.
In terms of apps, the consultant Sensor Tower highlighted the case of the Claude app, which saw a 21% week-over-week increase in weekly active users during the week of February 24, when Anthropic released its latest model, Claude 3.7 Sonnet.
Also, Google’s Gemini 2.0 Flash saw its app’s weekly active users grow by 42%. Google brought a “canvas” feature to Gemini that lets users preview the output of coding projects.


Elon Musk shares his insights on artificial intelligence.
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IBL News | New York
Syracuse University, this month, during the forum “AI at Work,” presented its AI platform developed in collaboration with ibl.ai, the parent company of this news service.
At the center is MentorAI, a platform run entirely inside Syracuse’s cloud tenancies.
Andrew Joncas, Leader, Architect, and Technology Evangelist, at Syracuse University, explained, “Creating an AI tutor no longer requires prompt-engineering expertise. Instructors upload a syllabus, slide deck, or even an MP4 lecture; Mentor AI generates an agent that can answer student questions, surface key points, or embed directly in Blackboard.”
Syracuse University owns data and code and pays by the API call rather than per-seat license; therefore, there’s no premium license, and administrators can mix and match models — from OpenAI GPT-4o to Google Gemini or open-source Llama. This approach also allows the university to adopt newer models as they mature.
The same event highlighted the Blackboard AI Design Assistant, where AI suggests quiz items, assignments, and rubrics, as Michael Morrison stressed, the instructor remains in charge.