You're listening to the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway.

This edition is published in the early hours of Tuesday the 21st of November.

Nearly all the employees at the chat geepte create a open AI

threatened to resign over the sacking of their boss. This is a family. They have

created something nobody has ever created before. This is not a normal tech company.

This is an advancement for all of humanity no matter how you want to look at it.

Another hospital in Gaza has become caught up in the fighting with 12 people reported killed.

And the UN says the world is on course for a catastrophic warming, even if countries meet their

current pledges to cut emissions.

Also in the podcast, Argentina's next president promises radical change, but can he deliver?

And... Just when you thought the Toronto rental market couldn't get any worse it did I present to you shared bedroom in a lake facing downtown condo condo for $900 a month.

The growth of bed sharing as a solution to rising rents.

Much has been made of the potential of artificial intelligence to disrupt

everything from health care to banking to politics, but the recent chaos at Open

AI, the firm behind ChGPT has a very human face.

First came the shock-sacking of co-founder Sam Altman on Friday.

Then there were reports the firm was under pressure from investors like

Microsoft to take him back. Instead it was announced that Sam Altman and his

open AI co-founder Greg Brockman would be joining Microsoft itself. Now we know that 735 of the 770 staff at

Open AI have signed a letter threatening to resign. Matt Schlich is CEO of Octane AI and a friend of

Sam Altman. I think that the majority of these people will quit. They love Sam.

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