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This week we've been getting more information about how AI chatbots could soon be used in our lives,

with Microsoft announcing GPT4 will be rolled into Office 365 products like

Word and PowerPoint. We'll hear more about what they've announced, and I've been speaking to the

head of AI at Duolingo as the language learning app seeks to help users learn French and Spanish

with the same tech. Don't worry, I didn't try to get it to swear at me in Hungarian, tempting

as it was.

Also coming up, we hear how the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in the US has impacted tech sectors in India and South Africa.

And we go behind the scenes at Alpine F1 to find out how they're using data to ensure

their cars and drivers are at the top of their game.

Astronauts in space will have thousands of data as well

and for us is the same thing, but on the ground.

It's been another week of big announcements in the AI chatbot arena

with more information from China's Baidu on their bot Ernie

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