Steve Jobs talk at the 1983 International Design Conference in Aspen

[@dakotaboy80]

7:45 - iMac 11:50 - Smartphones and Wi-Fi 13:30 - Google Street View 21:00 - ChatGPT 24:54 - Social Networks 25:29 - iPad 30:00 - Privacy concerns 39:34 - App Store 40:20 - iTunes

[@memecenterTV]

thanks for this!!

[@Jerome-at-Google-AR]

Amazing index and amazing video! I miss thinkers like Steve Jobs in our industry!

[@puduhari1]

How many such people has humanity produced?

[@goofansu]

Great insights.

[@tunisiam6]

100% 😳

[@vxtra2511]

The most incredible speaker ever So articulate, charismatic, intelligent, razor sharp, crystal clear and concise.

[@Pio-Neer1]

He is also good at manipulating people

[@dtecs08]

@@Pio-Neer1. For the greater good. You think Micheal Jordan would accept second rated players on his team?

[@hud86]

You people are weird. This guy was a scam artist and profited from slave labor.

[@Iphonmm]

couldn't agree more

[@POVwithRC]

Coolest of stories, bro. ​@@Pio-Neer1

[@BadMannerKorea]

Steve was ahead of his time. He made so many comments about the future, and he was right on many of them.

[@Strider-Ragnarok]

And the timing on them too.

[@Ksvusa]

This guy was the definition of a visionary. LEGEND

[@manamsetty2664]

This guy is like a cure for me. Many people say he was was not that great Even I at one point was cynical about him But the more I read and understand about the world today and the man he was I like this man more and more

[@Panzerbeast]

Yes… such an inspirational guy listening to his old stuff.

[@omdavbu]

I think to be ahead of the times requires one to be controversial and counter culture. If everything he said or done didn’t not disrupt expectations, then he would just be like everyone else. I’m not making a judgement on what he said and did was right or wrong, but clearly he thought about a lot of things differently than most people, and you need that to change the world.

[@ShaifBasier]

People say all sorts of stuff. Always better to look at first hand material and judge based on that.

[@xous]

Yes. At that time, all this speech is just a bunch of disruptivous ideas from a crazy guy with a LOT of intimidating and admirable confidence, and arguably a huge ego. After success, everything that the crazy guy said makes sense. Not before.

[@EmelieStenberg-ci6zx]

Steve here about 28 years old.... No wonder he became one of the most influential and successful persons in the history of technology. This speech is just simply great. In my world he was a true genius. I am certain that you look down at us from your heaven today and smile to yourself - what on earth is going on! Thanks for everything and rest in peace.

[@Youtoober6947]

😂 my god you ppl are embarrassing

[@larslover6559]

Genius yes, but not sure he's in heaven though. He didnt believe in Jesus

[@ayse8521]

He was halfway through his life, reflecting on the fact that he would die 28 years after this speech 😢

[@Snogfill]

definitely

[@Osamailyas]

he was 20 years ahead of that time. In 1982 nobody could have talked about computers and future with such confidence and accuracy

[@michaelgrady9691]

50 years. The next phase of commercialized AI is personal assistants.. or think a lifetime companion AI. It will know everything about you. He talks about someone writing everything down or logging their life, then having a way to ask what they would think/do. There will be a time when an AI will have all your memories and have amazing insights, and with high accuracy be able to predict what would be your actual response.

[@StayPositive-m5e]

Thank you for posting. I've never seen this footage. Steve was truly charismatic and a great speaker.

[@sergeyk3kov]

Among many things in this video, I appreciate (and truly miss) Steve's honesty and straightforwardness. He says what he thinks, does it clearly, with just enough passion, and no bullshit and fluff. Straight to the point, but in a fascinating way.

[@ajit9129]

❤ 100%

[@sachindatt4045]

This video is a precious gem.

[@Acorn_Studios_African_tales]

Steve jobs speaking in public speaking is the equivalent of Michael Jackson singing and dancing in entertainment.

[@vedantmungre1702]

That's absolutely truee! 😍

[@brittneyking4284]

The best way to explain it because I don’t give af and would never watch anybody give a hour long speech but I got this recommended to me and accidentally watched the whole thing. Now, I’m coming back to it so I can listen to him again. It’s crazy 😂

[@kumar.193]

Damn he does look like Ashton Kutcher.

[@vedantmungre1702]

@@kumar.193 Ashton Kutcher looks like him.

[@brittneyking4284]

@@vedantmungre1702 facts

[@jordanhedlund]

Great to see and hear Steve in 1983 talking design, and envisioning human/computer interaction in the near future.

[@shahilagh]

Thank you for posting such rare events ❤ this is to say how much this is appreciated

[@ajit9129]

Truly visionary! One of the best speeches I have watched. Thank you for sharing this video!

[@sachindatt4045]

OMG he's talking about google street view map and simulation games like farmville back then.....???? This is so unbelievably incredible how old this technology is...these people literally are the creators of the modern digital age...and we can hear them and see them...we are so unbelievably lucky.

[@staley1776]

The guys talking about generative AI in the 1980’s. That’s vision.

[@EscalateEducation]

we are very lucky to be living in these times for sure..

[@rokker333]

Almost all video genres you kids know now have been created in the 1980s. They look and sound nicer now, but the mechanics is the same. Only major contributions after 1980s were 3D Gaming in the 1990s and multiplayer incl. MMOs end of 1990s / Beginning 2000s. Maybe Battle Royal could be seen as the only contribution from the 2010s.

[@wzqdhr]

What a pity I really really want to see his reaction to AI

[@staley1776]

@@wzqdhr He takes about it as being able to ask Socrates questions

[@harshans7712]

Still watching this in 2024 gives me a fresh talk vibe. Steve jobs was way ahead of his time, and I'm sure when he said about his ideas to his engineering team there would have been a lot of opposition and problems, still he managed to do it. What a great man!

[@heongo1988]

He was awesome. He spoke with all passionate and focus. Sometimes he made everyone laughing but it didn't make sense to him. His vision was unprecedented. The U.S was lucky to have him. He was also lucky to be there. Both are always super 🎉. Thanks bro for uploading this video 😊

[@Thunderstorm_Badrae]

I miss such compassionate talented speakers these days, they are so rare. Maybe because the others are all just repeating their words. But Steve Jobs was in every word original. - Badrae

[@linwang3896]

David thank you for sharing with this Steve’s video. This is the greatest talk I ever heard from Steve Jobs. He is a truly amazing visionary genius who oversaw a lot of things even happening today. A profound talk about computer science and computer related industry. Hard to imagine he basically covered most important stuff in the next 40 years!

[@praveengogia555]

Thank you for sharing. Phenomenal speech to watch. What a genius this man was. World needs more like him today, than ever before

[@Panzerbeast]

Imagine if Musk was cut from the same cloth…

[@TuliSen-yx3zo]

Nice video. This video is very helpful and informative video. Thanks for sharing this video with us. Lovely picture and sound quality. Again thanks.

[@homosapienssapiens4848]

This is called thinking out of the box. ❣️

[@robbierox6998]

He touched on AI too when he spoke of Aristotle. Man was a genius!

[@staley1776]

I now have 5 different philosophers and their philosophies loaded into ChatGPT. This guy saw it all 40 years early.

[@coldacre]

yup, machine learning. Chat GPT... in 1983!!

[@respondo]

Virtually everything he said and spoke about has come true. Bravo Steve 👏😁

[@sitaramkc4755]

I admire Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple Inc. and American businessman. He will be remembered as one of the greatest inventors ever.

[@thisisnonpractice]

How come this video is missing so deep in KZbin? One of the best speech of Steve!

[@GranularLife]

40 years ago when the computer industry was still in its childhood, he already correctly looked at the computer all the way from atoms and electrons to human computer interactivity and its transformative power over the world.

[@FlattHouseMedia]

Steve Jobs public communication abilities are part of what made him so special, unique, and able to accomplish what he set out to do.

[@dianasong4594]

👍, his perfection, simplicity, human touching thought reflects the nature......untouchable and touchable.

[@fontenbleau]

thanks KZbin for this recommendation from millions of videos

[@DougAdamWired]

INCREDIBLE Just INCREDIBLE Mr. Jobs was a PURE VISIONARY Thank You For Posting This Video I wish I could Thank Steve Jobs .... for what he has Done for Mankind

[@Abdurrahim-iy9se]

from my bottom of heart really very thankful and its very appreciable to such kind vedio and mr late stevejob was great legend

[@olygarcia9553]

1983, I used a computer for the first time. Years later in 1989 I bought a beautiful Mac computer. It was a Great discovery in my life after using such horrible pcs before. You can’t imagine what was to use a mousse and do things so easy. Thank you Steve, you change my life and I am happy I being using Apple things since 1989. My sons first computer was a Mac in 1995.

[@InterGemm]

54:01 The actual Era 😊😊😊 This video relate the Past, Present and the Future of year 1980s Thank you for sharing.

[@Oscarnnanna]

His description of a computer can also be used to describe the new Age of AI with platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini. This video is gold.

[@tangdao]

When he talked about computers and the simple mechanisms behind them, I started thinking about physiology-how we are created and survive based on certain principles. These principles are still waiting for biologists to make breakthroughs, like cracking the 'code' of aging and cancer.

[@EvansChipupu]

I have never seen this beautiful Steve's jobs speech. It makes me feel like I need to treat people better

[@boumahmoudmohamed900]

Unfortunately because of biological father Matrix killed him and told us was cancer all the sudden 😢love Stive jobs ❤.

[@k.scuind]

Where did u get this information from?​@@boumahmoudmohamed900

[@backforcee]

@@boumahmoudmohamed900cancer killed him because he refused treatment

[@sumantkapoor586]

Great of you Steve Job -- your contribution to humans is un - comparable.

[@kathybui1918]

Wow this was 1983, thank you Steve Jobs.

[@twhelostl61]

I attended that conference in 1989. Approx 10 am I was just outside the large tent. A young man walked up and asked me for the time. I replied " maybe 10:15". He said thanks and walked on. After that I realized who the man was. Steve was wearing torn jeans, flannel shirt and his hair was down to his shoulders. What? I was there that year because he'd just released the tiny SE. The Mac revolutionized graphic design and publishing. And now we're talking about wearables. He should have lived to see it.

[@leucthuan2810]

I own a iPhone and use Mac at my College📱I love them❤.Love You Steve Jobs ❤You are a great man

[@Panzerbeast]

Shame they got rid of the iPod classic….

[@baraktv9127]

The brilliance & genius of this man is just next level

[@mushraff-qi9ru]

Thank you for uploading this.

[@vipulpatel-il9nb]

A genuine visionary! Industry is still playing catch-up to some of the stuff mentioned in this speech, including apple !

[@kandarp434]

This video made me cry.

[@savvassidiropoulos5952]

Listening to some things that are common place today but would be science fiction back in 1983 gave me the goosebumps. I got my first personal/home computer in 1982 and followed the "computer revolution" from it's humble beginnings, and I have lived, first hand all this revolutionary evolution in technology and implementation. I remember the time when the the first attempts to record music / sound on a computer and playback sounds through the beep speaker were a breakthrough, and then Sound blaster came out. The most important aspect that needs to drive the evolution in the next decade is to understand and invent new "use cases" and user experiences and utilize (or evolve) the technology to implement them.

[@motownmoneygang]

I always feel something when this guy speaks

[@vedantmungre1702]

Sameee 😍

[@okeyey1]

Yes I always learn from Steve Jobs speaking video ,when I first see his iPhone introduction I am thinking omg 😮this will change the world.at that time I started to know him . Sad 😢he gone . I miss him . He makes apple because he wants to change the world .not just earn money not like Microsoft tricky and copy

[@dennissullivan2518]

Blows me away. All those people applauding. Now they all have a computer in their pocket more powerful than imaginable in that day

[@coldacre]

its fascinating hearing him talk about electronic mail in 1983. @31:57 he mentions "email system"

[@demef758]

In 1983 he was predicting what life would be like 30-40 years, and described it perfectly. Imagine what Steve would have devised by now had he not died so young in 2011 at the tender age of 56. His last creation was the tablet in 2010. What has Apple created since? The Watch? AVP? I would argue that the Mx-series ARM processors are their best product, but those processors were the direct result of Jobs buying Palo Alto Semiconductor (a RISC house) in 2008 for a mere $278M.

[@chetaverse]

Jobs cracked this deal from $500 Million to $278 Million, a very tough negotiator.

[@dmshot48]

Thank you for posting this vid

[@CLSGL]

16:11 “in 15 years, it’s gonna be all over. This first phase of getting these tools out into society in large numbers.” Lo and behold, 15 years later, in May of 1998, Steve Jobs launched the iMac, one of the most successful consumer electronic lines in history.

[@thilinadeepal3120]

I am really glad i found this video

[@winterheat]

while Steve Jobs was making this speech, I was in the computer club of my junior high school, as a grade 8 student. I typed in the computer: tell me a story, and the computer responded with "Syntax Error". Not too many understood how a computer works.

[@iphnar]

now you can just type a prompt in chat gpt here you go haha

[@smrlogistics]

😂 ah yes the famous syntax error

[@obcustoms9321]

Greatest sales guy on the planet 🙏🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻💪🏻

[@brittneyking4284]

Edge lord

[@azmd888]

Wow this is amazing, he was so good that he can see what the future will look like in 40 years time, and this is 1983; how true that is. Everything he said it is already here in 2024

[@avefreetimehaver5154]

wow. i think this is the first i've heard steve jobs speak and be 100% convinced he was a genius,

[@growviralwithlends6858]

You really encouraged me man,❤❤

[@KalubaChakanga]

He was a practical genius. Coined most of the terminology used in computer science today. Steve revolutionized the tech world, he set the foundation so strong.

[@BinaDas-wh8sd]

This video is really amazing and wonderful.Good to see this video about Steve jobs speaking in public speaking is the equivalent of Michael Jackson singing and dancing in entertainment.

[@navinsridevi7894]

Correct..,,

[@umeshbahadur]

This is surreal . Like prediction of 40 years on a blank page. New respect for the vision of this genius.

[@Mr.Sokthorn]

I'm love you and missing you , my hero Stev jobs

[@holdupwaitaminute.]

Like him or hate him, the people at Apple are musicians, and Jobs played the orchestra. Without his visionary traits, Apple would have just been another tech company.

[@RickEmmines]

Holy shit… I’m continually blown away when I see examples like this where Steve so eloquently and inspirationally paints a picture of the future which no one else could see, and amazingly was ‘right on the money’.

[@vedantmungre1702]

Greatest businessesman of our time! Like he's the only one who can make businesses an interesting thing.

[@tibrez]

The fact cobol was obsolete in 1983, and it's still up and running in 2024 is remarkable.

[@LOVELOVE-rp9cn]

he is real reader. inspire people. bring together people

[@NickVanWyck-uq5fx]

Such a great speaker

[@КристианМакиавелли]

Never heard Steve, but helf of life heard goonswarm, which are sounds similar in voice😊. Thanks for this chance.

[@michaelraum3393]

This guy’s ability to predict the future of technology was uncanny…truly incredible

[@JamesWrigh9876]

How humble we were when we had nothing! However, almost all of us lose ourselves when we have everything.

[@bhargavkulkarni9580]

Makes me remember when Jobs told that these tools will be an extension of ourselves. Tools will expand us However the tools and the information discharge of today control us rather than enhance us

[@randomeyes]

So damn true i was talking to my family about this the other day. How we can be humble when we have nothing then when we get things or achieve things we get arrogant. Even what were once very strong relationships, breakdown cos of this crap it's so sad.

[@ogbops]

37:14 thank you Steve for the opportunity to have access to computers as an underprivileged child growing up it sparked my love for technology literally the first moment I used a Mac was kindergarten. My school had labs so I would go before school to get on the computer and the internet! It was a good time back then just a group of computer nerds listening to Micheal Jackson in the morning! ❤😂

[@gayatriworld3379]

Barely 50+ years. Great break-through in such a short time. Very clear speech. Each and every word is very clear. So interesting. There is something wrong with the 🎀 though. Looks like a toddlers one.💎

[@Tyong-sk7vt]

The way he speaks is like hypnosis, very relaxing.

[@akmalkholikulov2558]

Steve was the best 🔥

[@theycallhimkshubham]

Am i the only one who think,he was handsome like some hollywood superstar😎

[@brittneyking4284]

@@theycallhimkshubham nah, man was 6’2 and gorgeous!

[@Panzerbeast]

And he had a brain! Not the dumbass actors we have now.

[@StayPositive-m5e]

You're not the only one. I and many others think he was very handsome in his younger days.

[@brittneyking4284]

@@StayPositive-m5e 6’2, athletic build, dark features, shiny hair and massive charisma 🙏

[@aurelianspodarec2629]

@@brittneyking4284 Steve Jobs was about 6ft

[@navinsridevi7894]

Gd morning Steve sir,, We love you... Specialy iLove from my 8th standard onwards from iPod to ,,,,,, We Love YOUR vision and FASHION about Computer and Calligraphy.... We need to celebration on October 5 th as CELEBRATION DAY,, Its for founder of apple 🍎 company founder... Once agaIn sir, Stay Hungry Stay Foolish..,,,❤❤🌹🌹🌹

[@tangdao]

He didn't live just to make money like some American corporations have done for so long. He envisioned the future and made that dream a reality. He didn't need a college degree because he was that talented; genius and vision cannot be taught but must be discovered. Even today, we can still learn so much from him and apply his ideas to advance cutting-edge technology.

[@IsmailBushra]

The sound is great

[@narend6572]

This should be showed to every novice starting on computer.

[@clarkvaughan]

18:24 Hammurabi sounds like a precursor to the Sims. That's crazy. Steve really laid it all out.

[@malvinderkaur541]

You stumble where your interest takes you, it has mysterious energies surrounding you your mind which leads you to, this fact can never be explained as to how world speeded in so many ways

[@emilywilliams6403]

Super interesting that he kind of brushed off privacy concerns. Very much an issue today, moreso than money transfer ever was (around 32:00 )

[@dennissullivan2518]

Incredibly great

[@ridesafepapstv]

They laughed... They amazed... It was exactly happen now. 2024.

[@tunisiam6]

he is a true genies ❤ Google Map main idea 1983😮

[@cbaloch]

he was ahead of time. RIP

[@hrivera4201]

Incredible to see Steve Jobs one year or so before the launch of the original Macintosh saying that they need help to beatify computers.

[@NomadicDmitry]

I am 36 years old and I was born during the best computer era :)

[@thanseerap6914]

Loved the Idea of “KIDS CAN’T WAIT”.

[@mlazakenna276]

We have to thank God for blessing us with these human beings. They saw the future from afar. We currently have Elon Musk and others following on their food steps♥️♥️♥️ We are very lucky to be living during their lifetime. Future generations will only read about them

[@silverback.society]

“Those who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.”

[@rajeshbhosale2008]

Listening to this gem in the era of AI! 😊 If Steve were alive today, Apple would have taken strides in the AI revolution instead of catching it late.

[@saskiavanhoutert6081]

Computers are great, one of the media, mediums wich can revolutionize by innovation, Steve is great in that.

[@siyabongampongwana990]

Thank you

[@sajinaization]

great man with an incredible talent at the right time. Right now they say it's the exact same moment with AI right now

[@SarannyaPal]

This video makes me think of WOZ IN THE HOOD so much

[@spasibosssb]

Thanks to God for mister Jobs

[@ohmthenizer8984]

GOD gave him to the earth. ❤

[@DaveRevst4548]

25:56 is THE HIGHLIGHT: “our competitors are doing that, and so we don’t need to do that.”

[@xmodsgaming]

Now we have a privacy issue in my book, but Steve Jobs definitely had a vision and it’s already manifested 39 years later

[@MoneySavingVideos]

He was so far ahead of his time.

[@MrAkshatgupta]

Impressed