Steve Jobs saw campus AI in the ’80s – a vision ahead of its time. Geoffrey Cain’s Steve Jobs in Exile shows the NeXT machine cost $10 k, too pricey for schools. The tech was right, but the world wasn’t ready. Being right too early can feel like being wrong. What does that teach us about timing in tech? https://youtube.com/shorts/kuET30GT2k4 #SteveJobs #AI #NeXT #TechHistory #SteveJobsInExile
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