Steve Jobs once wanted to ask Aristotle a question — 40 years later, AI makes it possible
CatAstro_Piyush · x · 2026-11-13
Adolmeister tweeted that "Steve Jobs wanted to ask Aristotle a question — 40 years later, we can," with a link. Jobs famously said in interviews he wished he could talk to great minds; AI-powered conversations with simulated historical figures now make that possible, and the post uses the well-known anecdote to mark the moment.
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