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Welcome to Techn News Briefing. It's Friday, December 1st. I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

If you've been scrolling through job search sites, you may have noticed a growing number of postings for the role of Prompt Engineer.

That's someone who writes prompts that go into a generative AI chatbot like ChatGPTPT or Google's Bard to extract the best information.

Think AI Whisper.

Our senior personal tech columnist Joanna Stern applied for a prompt engineer position and she'll join us later to

tell us what that was like and if she ultimately got the job or not.

But starting with some headlines, Tesla has delivered its first cyber truck pick-ups to customers. Here's CEO Elon Musk at the event yesterday.

These are the actual owners.

We're heading over production cyber trucks

to their actual owners.

Thank you for buying cyber truck.

The deliveries came after a two-year delay, but the customers get what was touted at the truck's

unveiling four years ago. The entry-level model starts at about $61,000. That's roughly $21,000 more than was previously specified.

It will also sell two other high-end versions, the most expensive starting at nearly 100K.

For the battery range, the cyber truck can travel up to 340 miles on a single charge.

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