Jobs spent months trying to figure out what to say to Stanford’s graduates. Newly released materials show how he went from ...

What would Steve Jobs say about OpenAI’s ChatGPT? How would he feel about it? What would be Apple’s take on artificial ...

Steve Jobs may no longer be with us but his legacy certainly is.. And Tuesday, the public will gain further access to the tech icon's inner workings. More than a decade after the Apple founder's ...

Steve Jobs was not just one of the founders of Apple — he was considered a tech visionary by many. Although he is no longer with us, countless speeches, photographs, and bits of his own writing ...

Few speeches stand the test of time, but Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford University commencement address isn't just remembered—it's studied, quoted, and dissected like scripture for the modern ...

Steve Jobs' notes and emails were published for the 20th anniversary of his Stanford commencement speech. The speech emphasized themes of intuition, morality, and personal growth.

Nearly four decades ago, long before — Artificial Intelligence became a thing, Steve Jobs shared a visionary idea that sounds strikingly similar to ChatGPT. In a 1985 speech at Lunds University in ...

The Steve Jobs Archive just launched a new digital exhibit titled “Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish,” inspired by Jobs’ famous words in his Stanford commencement speech. Jobs’ speech has been ...

His speech was focused on the future of computers and how they would change daily life. The Steve Jobs Archive was launched in 2022 by Laurene Powell Jobs, Tim Cook, and Jony Ive.

Steve Jobs is 28 years old, and seems a little nervous as he starts his speech to a group of designers gathered under a large tent in Aspen, Colorado. He fiddles with his bow tie and soon removes ...

Steve Jobs may no longer be with us but his legacy certainly is. And Tuesday, the public will gain further access to the tech icon's inner workings. More than a decade after the Apple founder's ...

Few speeches stand the test of time, but Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford University commencement address isn't just remembered—it's studied, quoted, and dissected like scripture for the modern ...