Eleanor Hecks

OpenAI became an overnight household name, at least in tech circles, by releasing ChatGPT in November 2022. Businesses and individuals quickly adopted its tools and began using them to automate daily tasks. One issue with AI-generated text and images is that they can mirror existing works. Some have accused the software of plagiarism, while others feel it is not as detailed as human-created work. Employers everywhere want better ways to detect AI usage to meet

Artificial intelligence has become a buzzworthy topic and — as I’ve recently discovered by adding it to my workflow — some of the excitement is warranted. I use AI tools as a web designer and writer to complete routine tasks like sending marketing emails, creating content, and answering repetitive questions. These applications save time and increase my adaptability during pressure-filled days. However, a new AI report also reminded me that people must be thoughtful about