@BenjaminDEKR: Iron Man came out in 2008. The tech seemed impossibly advanced. Yet in 2026 everybody on the planet with a decent lapto…
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A commentary noting that while Iron Man's JARVIS tech seemed impossibly advanced in 2008, by 2026 affordable laptops and $200/month subscriptions give普通人 JARVIS-level AI access.
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Iron Man came out in 2008. The tech seemed impossibly advanced.
Yet in 2026 everybody on the planet with a decent laptop and $200 a month now has JARVIS-level AI available to them.
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