[WRITTEN BY KAYLA HALL] How will ChatGPT revolutionize education in 2023 and beyond? With its natural language processing capabilities and sophisticated machine learning algorithms, ChatGPT understands human inquiries and generates human-like responses. This technology has the potential to be a game-changer in education due to its wide range of applications, from helping students write essays to speed up the grading process for teachers, and so much more. It’s no wonder that the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into education has become increasingly popular in recent months. But what can we expect as ChatGPT and other AI writing tools gain even more prominence? This article explores the advantages and challenges posed by ChatGPT in education and looks toward what's next for this innovative technology. We explore how ChatGPT can streamline tedious tasks such as grading exams or developing lesson plans, as well as how it can help students speed up their education. We also tackle potential risks associated with AI-powered solutions, including issues like plagiarism concerns or the ethical implications surrounding using AI for critical decision-making. Finally, we offer a glimpse into what the future may hold for ChatGPT and its impact on education.

[WRITTEN BY KAYLA HALL] What we like to call “raw land” is undeveloped land without any structures or public utilities — and right now, developers are clamoring for it. Raw land (also known as “off-market” land) is rare to find, so it’s extremely valuable. That means there’s a huge opportunity right now in land acquisition — for real estate professionals and entrepreneurs to profit from the untapped market of raw land. With the right specialized knowledge — which we teach — professionals like you can level up their careers by finding raw, off-market land that developers are interested in acquiring. I'll break it all down for you in this guide.

[WRITTEN BY KAYLA HALL] When your delivery vehicle’s check engine light (CEL) turns on, DTC codes are the language your vehicle’s computer uses to tell you what’s wrong. They’re standard in all delivery vehicles — from compact SUVs to commercial cargo vans. DTC is short for “diagnostic trouble codes.” And you might find them called engine trouble codes, check engine codes, or fault codes. Different DTCs could trigger your check engine light (technically called the malfunction indicator lamp or MIL). Triggers can range from critical issues — like the engine overheating or brake failure — to minor problems, like an air conditioning malfunction or a loose gas cap. The light alone doesn’t tell you what’s happening. So, what should you tell your driver to do when that ominous check engine light turns on? First of all, don’t freak out. The car isn’t about to blow up (probably…), and you both have some time to address the problem. I explain how DTC codes work, which types of DTC codes you might find, and what to do once you’ve got a DTC code from your vehicle.