CULTURE - AI Dynamics

Mentioning this is considered impolite. Sometimes, entire disciplines become infertile but are kept alive like endangered species, or they get cordycepted by political movements that wear the shell of the dead host to legitimize academic status and funding.

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25 April 2026

AI Surpasses Doctors: Narcissistic Wound Medical Profession

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@dr_l_alexandre

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25 April 2026 13h50

Les médecins n’acceptent pas que l’IA les dépasse

C’est une immense blessure narcissique

Pourtant la réalité c’est que nous médecins nous sommes « Has Been » face à l’IA

Peut-on égaler l’IA en transformant les études médicales ? Pas sûr du tout 😰😰😰😰 https://t.co/DvaejqvFWM
— Docteur Laurent Alexandre (@dr_l_alexandre) 25 avril 2026

Doctors don’t accept that AI surpasses them It’s a massive narcissistic wound Yet the reality is that we doctors are “has-beens” in the face of AI Can we match AI by transforming medical studies? Not sure at all

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25 April 2026

AI is now officially smarter than the average husband

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@andreasklinger

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25 April 2026 13h05

AI is now officially smarter than the average husband pic.twitter.com/xXL8aocKFZ
— Andreas Klinger 🦾 (@andreasklinger) 25 avril 2026

AI is now officially smarter than the average husband

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25 April 2026

Kodak’s Digital Printer Innovation: A Silicon Valley Perspective

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@scobleizer

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25 April 2026 12h58

The story is accurate. I had a front row seat on Kodak. Was kicked out of its booth at the Photo Marketing Association conference in Las Vegas in 1989 because I knew more about their digital printer than they did (Apple cofounder Woz showed me his, which was the first in Silicon

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25 April 2026

Bill Gates IBM DOS Gary Kildall CP/M History

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@scobleizer

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25 April 2026 12h55

I have the only interview the founder of DOS has given: https://t.co/ILeFXz5D0W

The truth of the story is that Bill Gates sent IBM away twice. Bill told them to go buy their OS from Gary Kildall, who had the top selling OS of the late 1970s. CPM.

His firm turned away IBM…
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 25 avril 2026

I have the only interview the founder of DOS has given: https://
x.com/Scobleizer/sta
tus/1875486795720487418?s=20
… The truth of the story is that Bill Gates sent IBM away twice. Bill told them to go buy their OS from Gary Kildall, who had the top selling OS of the late 1970s. CPM. His firm turned away IBM

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25 April 2026