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Bob Greene : Steve Jobs' 1983 Aspen speech shows how computers will shatter lives they have led to date.
He says Jobs said computers will be the predominant medium of communication.
Greene: Jobs was right when he said one day we would not be able to imagine what life was like before these tools he was ushering into mainstream.
Greene says Jobs ' vision seemed to sway his audience, which gave him a standing ovation.
In 1983 , Jobs was trying to help people come to grips with a new technology that would change their lives.
Jobs himself in the speech flicked at the idea when he said in the next 50 years we might “come up with these machines that can capture an underlying view of the world”.
Many AI companies are involved in an industry-wide effort to legally license content.
The New York Times is suing OpenAI and Microsoft for using its journalism to train chatbots.
The terms of these deals are seldom shared, but there’s reason to think that they could reach millions of dollars .
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