Sam Altman is TIME's CEO of the Year 2023.

s fiancé Oliver Mulherin.

"It was 10 out of 10 crazy," Altman tells TIME magazine on Nov. 30. - So I'm still in shock about the whole thing. "

We're talking exactly one year after OpenAI released ChatGPT, the fastest-adopted tech product of all time. The impact of Chatbot and its successor, GPT-4, has been transformational - for the company and the world. "For a lot of people," Altman says, "2023 was the year they started taking artificial intelligence seriously.

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Born as a nonprofit research lab dedicated to creating artificial intelligence for the benefit of humanity, OpenAI has become an $80 billion dollar rocket. Altman has become one of the most powerful and respected''leaders in the world, the public face and chief prophet of the technological revolution. Until the rocket almost burst.

On Nov. 17, OpenAI's nonprofit board of directors fired Altman without warning or even a coherent explanation. Here's a report from TIME on the development of artificial intelligence at OpenAI, and the struggle for control.