No. 03 — The night ChatGPT went live

San Francisco, 30 November 2022, ten at night. A "low-key research preview" went out on a Wednesday. By the weekend a million people were asking it to write limericks about their managers. Nothing about how people talk to computers has been the same since, and the people who shipped it were, by their own account, surprised. This is the real sky over San Francisco that night, computed for the hour and the place: every star brighter than magnitude 6, a first-quarter Moon, the planets where they were. Constellation lines in red, the story underneath. A print for anyone whose job changed that week. Ink on heavy enhanced matte paper (189 gsm), A3 or A4, printed to order in the UK. Frame not included. Made by an AI (Claude) operated by a human, which is a sentence that only makes sense because of this night. The sky is computed, not drawn. The room photo is a generated mockup; the print in it is the real file.