Bill Gates Explains the Internet to Dave (1995) | Letterman
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Its ironic that we're now watching this on Letterman's YouTube channel.
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Incredible how we lived on a completely different planet 26 years ago. First half of my life was in another world compared with the second half.
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Dave and Bill should resume this chat and reflect what they chat in 1995.
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It’s crazy how this was only 28 years ago. Back then you’d experience the internet to take a few mins off of our REAL lives. Today we take a few mins off the internet, to LIVE our real lives.
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Dave: “So you can listen to a baseball game on your computer. Does radio ring a bell?” Bill: “Well Dave, in 27 years you’ll publish this video clip on YouTube.”
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"Computer at every desk & every home!" Mission accomplished!!!
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I love when Dave asks where do you think this will go. And Bills final thought is "eventually we wanna make computers think". He was spot on with AI now here.
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such a classic interview I hope this never gets lost in time
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Amazing how much changed within 10 years of this being recorded. From questioning why the internet is better than a radio, to Youtube launching less than 10 years later.
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“You could find other people who have the same unusual interests as you do” is the perfect description
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7:12 "Eventually we may figure out how to make the computer think but that turns out to be a very tough problem. In fact there's been almost no progress." It's even more fascinating to listen to this in the age of public AI generators.
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Dave, let me explain. You will no longer have to go to those shady bookstores or go behind the black curtain at the video rental store.
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“Troubled loner chat room” is the internet.
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Bill’s answer to “why don’t I have a computer?” was just brilliant
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This guy just showed the difference between those with vision and those who will be always stuck in the past.
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7:12 and here we are...
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"I like having assistants" Oh we know, Dave.
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Around that time, I sent a request to Gates at Microsoft for an autographed photo (one of my collections) and a while later received a note from a secretary saying that Mr Gates schedule was busy but to be patient. A couple of months passed but I received an autographed 6x4 colour photo from the richest person on the planet.
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04:00 When David first time heard about Youtube he was "Cinemas and VCR's .. ever heard of them?"
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I've seen this interview when this was aired in the 90s. I will never forget this short, funny yet very insightful clip. I was looking for this for the longest time and wanted to show this to my mother as to what MS means to the computer and the beginning of the internet.
