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Cece Easley, Arts & Tech Editor@virginiaeas In the next ten years, the computer science industry is predicted to grow by 15%, creating 682,000 new jobs.
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Ava Fonss, Editor-in-Chief@afonsscourant On November 30, artificial intelligence (AI) research organization OpenAI launched ChatGPT—a chatbot that uses natural language processing to generate computer code and
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Abigail Cushman, Editor-in-Chief@abigailccourant Wait! Before you proceed, take a moment to read “ChatGPT prompts students and teachers to reevaluate learning” by Ava Fonss. Great. Now