Education technology company Chegg is releasing a learning tool that will be powered by the controversial OpenAI technology.

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Chegg Introduces OpenAI-Powered Learning Tool

And you made is a place where you could go to buy a college textbook, a physical textbook. Now, the company working with Open A I, the company behind the popular and controversial chatbot chat GPT to help students study. But that stock is underperforming today. It's down about 2% chat GPT. Highly controversial. The company's new Checkmate service offering personalized monitoring tools for students using the company's advanced and GPT four model. There's the CEO Dan Rosensweig billed as the future of learning. Well, here's what Checkmate will be able to do. It can personalize quizzes to help students study, give them answers in a conversational way that's easy to understand and save progress. So students can come back to it at a later time while students can sign up to use the early version of Checkmate. Today, limited early access will become available to students in May.