<ul><li>In 1985, Steve Jobs expressed his envy of Alexander the Great having Aristotle as a personal mentor and made a prediction.</li><li>Jobs hoped for the development of an interactive tool that would allow users to ask questions and receive answers from historical figures like Aristotle.</li><li>Today, large language models (LLMs) are fulfilling Jobs' vision by enabling interactions and simulations of conversations with historical figures.</li><li>Jobs' dream of an interactive mentor is now closer than ever to becoming a reality.</li></ul>

Did Steve Jobs predict LLM-based AI in 1985? His fascination with this Greek philosopher suggests he did

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