One lab produced the graphical interface, Ethernet, the Alto and the laser printer. Xerox commercialized the one that fit the business it already had — and made billions doing it.
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Douglas Engelbart demonstrated two futures that afternoon. Silicon Valley bought the one it could sell to a single person — and twenty years later he wrote down exactly what had been abandoned.
A forgotten two-page paper on shrinking transistors holds the one idea the AI industry keeps getting wrong — written by a man who considered the field his philosophical opponent.