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OpenAI said on Wednesday that it was opening an app store for people to share customized versions of its popular chatbot, ChatGPT, as the artificial intelligence company works to expand the reach of its flagship technology and turn it into a moneyma

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Harvard University scientists developed an app that breaks cycles of ruminative thinking, which is a key factor in depression. Ruminative thinking is the repetitive cycle of negative thoughts that can worsen mood and amplify depressive symptoms. The