Casey Newton

90 percent of the company's 770 employees signed a letter threatening to leave unless the current board of directors resigned and reinstated Altman as head of OpenAI.

90 percent of the company's 770 employees signed a letter threatening to leave unless the current board of directors resigned and reinstated Altman as head of OpenAI.

If this airs, will I be the first returning three-time champion on Search Engine?

If this airs, will I be the first returning three-time champion on Search Engine?

If this airs, will I be the first returning three-time champion on Search Engine?

I'm a dark horse, just like that one Katy Perry song.

I'm a dark horse, just like that one Katy Perry song.

I'm a dark horse, just like that one Katy Perry song.

So PJ, when the internet was young and exciting, it was just a series of webpages, famously delivered over a series of tubes. And these webpages were so vast in their number that to find them, we needed a box we could type into. And there were many boxes with names like Excite and Hotbot and Infoseek.

So PJ, when the internet was young and exciting, it was just a series of webpages, famously delivered over a series of tubes. And these webpages were so vast in their number that to find them, we needed a box we could type into. And there were many boxes with names like Excite and Hotbot and Infoseek.

So PJ, when the internet was young and exciting, it was just a series of webpages, famously delivered over a series of tubes. And these webpages were so vast in their number that to find them, we needed a box we could type into. And there were many boxes with names like Excite and Hotbot and Infoseek.

But one day, a couple of Stanford grad students come along with this thing that is better at searching these webpages than anything we've seen before, and it's called Google. And basically from the minute anyone sees it, people are saying, this is the one. They've come up with some really clever stuff that helped them find webpages better than anything else.

But one day, a couple of Stanford grad students come along with this thing that is better at searching these webpages than anything we've seen before, and it's called Google. And basically from the minute anyone sees it, people are saying, this is the one. They've come up with some really clever stuff that helped them find webpages better than anything else.

But one day, a couple of Stanford grad students come along with this thing that is better at searching these webpages than anything we've seen before, and it's called Google. And basically from the minute anyone sees it, people are saying, this is the one. They've come up with some really clever stuff that helped them find webpages better than anything else.

And the story of the next 25 years is Google gradually wrapping its arms around the web until it essentially became synonymous with it.

And the story of the next 25 years is Google gradually wrapping its arms around the web until it essentially became synonymous with it.

And the story of the next 25 years is Google gradually wrapping its arms around the web until it essentially became synonymous with it.

They did a bunch of things, but the most famous is something called PageRank. PageRank, named after one of the co-founders of Google, Larry Page. And the idea was really simple. It was just that as they created this index of all of the web pages, they would look to see which web pages were linking to other web pages.

They did a bunch of things, but the most famous is something called PageRank. PageRank, named after one of the co-founders of Google, Larry Page. And the idea was really simple. It was just that as they created this index of all of the web pages, they would look to see which web pages were linking to other web pages.

They did a bunch of things, but the most famous is something called PageRank. PageRank, named after one of the co-founders of Google, Larry Page. And the idea was really simple. It was just that as they created this index of all of the web pages, they would look to see which web pages were linking to other web pages.