Almost a year ago, a groundbreaking new technology captured the world's imagination.

Chat GPT, maybe you've heard of it. If you haven't, then get ready, because this promises

to be the viral sensation that could completely reset how we do things.

Chat GPT finally showed us how artificial intelligence could change our lives. It wrote poetry,

solved maths problems, composed music and churned out essays in moments.

Within five days of launching, it had a million users.

It now has more than a hundred million.

You can nail your next job interview using ChatGPT.

Have you tried using ChatGPT for meal planning? It's seriously so helpful.

The company behind it, OpenAI, is now driving the artificial intelligence revolution,

and the man leading it, Sam Altman, has been labeled the Oppenheimer of AI.

Let me ask you what your biggest nightmare is and whether you share that concern.

Like with all technological revolutions, I expect there to be significant impact on jobs, but

exactly what that impact looks like is very difficult to predict.

It was a dizzying trajectory.

Sam Altman had become the man world leaders wanted to hear from,

and his company was busy building our future.

It was all going so well until last Friday.

Holy shit. Sam Altman just got fired as OpenAI CEO.

And the drama didn't end there.

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, has now got through three CEOs in almost as many days,

Sam Altman, Miramarati and Emmett Shear.

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