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four university professors sat the 3.5 version of chatgpt for the cpa exam in may. and it failed. rather badly, it turns out! averaging a score of 53.1 across all sections.

however, it passed when the same researchers repeated the experiment on the upgraded chatgpt version 4.0 only a month later. rather impressively, actually.  with an average score of “the chatbot received an 87.5 in the part that rated highest, auditing and attestation (aud),” the researchers reported.

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this is a very interesting development for several reasons.

first, it’s amazing how quickly chatgpt has improved. i doubt a human, even a smart one, would achieve a 32 percentage point improvement in an examination score in just a few months. this performance improvement begs the question: are we looking at the likelihood of close to 100% shortly? read more →