The AI chatbot ‘wars’ have begun. The ways we use the internet will be transformed in ways that are currently hard to predict.

ChatGPT has captured all the attention since its unexpected public release by Open AI late last year. It is a harbinger of the coming AI revolution. Even ChatGPT’s developers were surprised by the timing. They were given just 13 days’ notice to prepare the chatbot for release by their bosses, according to the New York Times.

Watching and reading the news these days can be a numbing experience. How do we make sense of a world of multiple crises? And what can we do about it?

“If you are feeling confused and overwhelmed you aren’t on your own.” That is the reassuring advice from Christopher Hobson. He is one of the leading figures in arguing that we will advance our understanding of what’s going wrong in the world when we realise we are in a ‘polycrisis’.

Leaders! Please take note! I witnessed an extraordinary celebration in the unofficial margins of the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos. Suddenly there seemed to be remarkable new hope that determined action is picking up speed to save the planet.

TTU’s insight into the ‘polycrisis’ of 2022 and what leaders can do to prepare themselves for the huge challenges – and opportunities – ahead.

TTU’s Chris Langdon is impressed by new AI-endabled chatbot chatGPT. But it gets him thinking… Are we ready to understand the implications of what the programmers have conjured up?