Sam's Enchanted Egg

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He might have said more, but at that point, Sam broke cover and everything started to get a bit complicated. Altman has been regarded as the leading voice in the AI field since his company released ChatGPT in November 2022. The generative AI chatbot accrued more than 100 million users in less than a year. Sam hid in some dense undergrowth – not very well, for dragons are brought up to be better at seeking than hiding – but, as it turned out, this did not matter. My hero!” said Matilda, with such feeling in her voice and admiration in her eyes that Sam’s knees felt even weaker than the day before. That was my idea,” whispered Sam to himself in disbelief, “He’s stealing everything. He’s just a thief.”

What the …? Oh, wotcher, dragon,” said the wolf, “Coming for some aggro up around the village? You can have the maidens, and we’ll have the rest. We’ll bite them and tear them and listen to their screams. We’ll howl, and we’ll terrorise them just for fun.” He is not a lying toerag in a tin can,” Sam said, continuing in high-pitched impression of a girlish voice, “he is my trusted work colleague.”

About the Author Stephen Corcoran was born in 1936 in Murree, which is now in Pakistan, where his father had been posted as an army doctor. The family returned to England when Stephen was a toddler and settled in the seaside town of Littlehampton. Here Stephen gained a great love and knowledge of the sea. Throughout his life, he was always happy to be messing about in water – with or without boats. On leaving school, this being soon after the Second World War, Stephen was called to do national service. At the age of 19, he was in charge of a platoon of three tanks in the Royal Tank Regiment. Afterwards, he went up to Trinity, Oxford, where he read Greats (a combination of Ancient Greek, Latin, Ancient History, Philosophy and Logic). This was where he met the love of his life, Jennifer. They were married in 1962 and spent 55 happy years together. During his working life, Stephen had two office jobs – the Home Office and the Foreign Office. In the Home Office, as an Inspector of Factories, he ensured that safe conditions were maintained in factories and other workplaces. Many people, without knowing it, were saved from injury, or worse, by his twenty-five years of diligent effort. His time in the Foreign Office was a short spell at the British embassy in Athens - his key qualification being that he had studied Ancient Greek at university. As Labour Attaché, Stephen studied the system of Worker Participation in nearby countries, where factories belonged to the workforce and profits funded services like schools and hospitals for the workers and their families. When he retired, Stephen moved to Bronington in Wales, where he enjoyed the simple activities of a country life. He collected wood for the fire, kept an extensive vegetable garden, laid his own hedges and helped his neighbours with herding their cows. He also kept up lifelong interests in boats, cards and wine, being an active member of the local sailing, bridge and wine clubs. He died, aged 80, in 2017. Sam Dragon was a story told, in various forms and at various times, to Stephen’s three children. A man of impressive imagination and wit, Stephen could produce stories ‘on demand’ and in great variety. Sadly, this story is the only one that was written down. The manuscript, partly typed and partly hand-written, was found among his personal effects. Point taken,” he snarled, releasing his grip on the sword, “Now, shall we go and scrag some wolves?” Twice now they had returned to Matilda, who was sitting, calmly reading one of her books in the orange glow of the fire she tended, to drop off armfuls of wolf ears. The second time, Sam noticed that the first lot of ears had been strung together on a piece of thread. Matilda, he thought, must have brought her sewing kit with her. He wondered if she did embroidery as well but shuddered at the thought of which animal parts she might use for that.

With the new round of funding, Mr Jones said that the team will be “doubling down” on building “world-class technology" and improving features. She paused to gaze at Sam’s head, which was protruding into the room like the world’s most vulgar hunting trophy. Vaguely she remembered her husband saying something about an axe. But, no. This was her home, and she was the hostess. She would be gracious.Thank you for saving my life,” he said, “but maybe next time, when something is trying to kill us, you could use the sharp bits of your sword. Might be more effective.” Table of ContentsChapter 1Chapter 2Chapter 3Chapter 4Chapter 5Chapter 6Chapter 7Chapter 8Chapter 9Chapter 10Chapter 11Chapter 12EpilogueAbout the Author Sam was about to give his own opinion on this, but before he could speak, the knight sat down with a clatter and continued in a sad, quiet voice.

Dad said: “And today is your mother’s birthday. I must go into town, while she is out, to look for a birthday present – a maiden, if I can find one. While I’m gone, stay in the cave. Don’t go near the mouth. Remember, you can’t fly yet and the lake is very dangerous. Be good and STAY INSIDE!” Yer, I ‘av,” growled the boss, and Sam was suddenly aware of a dozen more pairs of eyes gleaming out from the pools of darkness between the trees, “At ‘em lads!”The announcement blindsided employees, many of whom learned of the sudden ouster from an internal announcement and the company’s public facing blog. OpenAI scheduled an emergency all-hands meeting on Friday afternoon to discuss the news with employees, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters. At this point, the knight must have paused in his exertions because the clanking stopped and his words now easily carried through the window.

He said: “Our aim, really simply, is to be a billion-pound company by 2030. We're aiming to grow as fast as possible, and create as much value for our users as possible.Read bit 0: 0=video display available (i.e. blanking) / 1=video display not available (not blanking)