Why the World’s First TV Failed—and What It Can Teach You About AI Today

The history of the television holds a valuable lesson about innovators and disruptors.

The Scottish engineer John Logie Baird demonstrates the receiving station of his television in 1926. Photo: Getty Images

Some of the most storied moments in the history of early cinema includes two seconds of people walking in a garden captured by Louis Le Prince, Edwin S. Porter’s 1903 The Great Train Robbery, which sent audiences running out of the theater in fear, and of course Charlie Chaplin’s tomfoolery in The Jazz Singer, which introduced sound on the screen. And........

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