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ChatGPT turns three and is still changing the world

The Observer

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November 30, 2025

Happy birthday, ChatGPT! Has any three-year-old ever changed the world quite so much?

Within five days of its release on this day in 2022, a million people had tried it; within two months, 100 million, making it the fastest-ever mass adoption of a consumer product. ChatGPT introduced the world to generative artificial intelligence (AI), its parent company, OpenAI, and young chief executive Sam Altman - now so ubiquitous it seems impossible that they were unfamiliar such a short time ago.

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