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I've been thinking. If OpenAI were a Netflix series, it would have some tragic moments,

some tense moments, and some pure spit-take hilarity.

And we all be addicted to watch it.

We talk about it endlessly.

The interplay between CEO Sam Waltman, CFO, Sarah Fryer,

the agony that currently seems to haunt the headquarters building

that at one point seemed filled with ecstasy.

But wait, in this series, the pendulum can always swing back.

I think there's at least one great season of TV in there.

Even though OpenA is not a TV

show, it's not even publicly traded. Its impact on the market is downright monstrous because it

has a stranglehold on a host of major tech stocks. Today was no different. Dow gaining 185 points

has to be advancing 0.25% NASDAQ jumping 0.59%. Today's episode, named Code Red, has to do with Sam Altman declaring just that.

Call to action that smacks of desperation versus, we're told, code orange, which is less compelling,

or code yellow, which basically sounds like a normal Tuesday.

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