In recent developments within the tech community, a fictional play titled ‘Doomers’ by Matthew Gasda has caught the attention of AI enthusiasts and critics alike. The play, inspired by events at OpenAI, uses the fictional company MindMesh to delve into the intricacies of power dynamics, corporate decision-making, and the ethical implications of artificial intelligence. ‘Doomers’ sets its narrative almost entirely within a meeting room, where the crux of the drama unfolds following the sudden removal of MindMesh’s CEO, Seth—a character bearing a striking resemblance to a historical figure in the AI industry. The play highlights the complexities and moral dilemmas faced by executives in the rapidly advancing world of AI technology. This setting serves as a microcosm of the larger conversations surrounding artificial intelligence in today’s society. Through its portrayal of boardroom tensions, ‘Doomers’ encourages audiences to reflect on the real-world implications of AI innovation and corporate responsibility. The storyline echoes current discussions on AI leadership and governance, making it a poignant piece for anyone invested in the future of technology.