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Welcome to Tech News Briefing, it's Friday, July 14th.

I'm Zoe Thomas, the Wall Street Journal.

Federal regulators have questions about whether chat GPT harmed people by publishing false

information, and the investigation comes as chat GPT is facing a new competitor.

Plus, more school districts consider hiring robots to patrol the halls.

Our reporter Megan Tagami joins us to explain how they could keep schools safe.

But starting with news on artificial intelligence, the Federal Trade Commission has opened an

investigation into chat GPT, focused on whether the program, which can generate human-like

responses, harmed people by publishing false information about them.

OpenAI, the creator of chat GPT, made a letter from the regulator public on Thursday.

It asked about steps the company was taking to reduce the risk of publishing false information.

OpenAI didn't respond to requests for comment.

Here's a reporter Ryan Tracey.

So this letter really marks a significant escalation of the federal government's role in policing

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