Yeah, but at least for AI he actually seemed to care about it as
something he used back in the early 80's.
*sigh* I was wondering if it would come to this. I guess I need to draft
a letter to the executor of this mess, asking them to please open AI,
look in the inside metal pocket on the door, and read the letter I wrote
when Rich came out to pick the system up.
Because I knew inside that this would happen. It happened at MIT,
happened at FTP, happened at Sandstorm, happened at Digex. And each time
I had to go out AGAIN and pick the damn thing up to take care of it.
Funny. I said at the time that Paul would never go bankrupt or lose
interest and that AI was finally safe. But I knew in my heart it
wouldn't be. So I guess it's time to rent a U-Haul
Again....
So who do I contact?
CZ
CZ@MIT-AI
On 6/25/2024 4:51 PM, Chuck Guzis via cctalk wrote:
On 6/25/24 13:28, Tom Uban via cctalk wrote:
If Paul Allen was unable to setup his museum, something he clearly cared
deeply about, in a way that would not be dissolved when he passed, who
could?
Mr. Allen collected a lot of things, which, given his wealth, probably
can be viewed in the same way that we have an attic full of old stuff.
--Chuck
