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Historically, AI required extensive pre-programming, relying on a vast database filled with potential answers. Cohn reflected on the early days of AI development, mentioning IBM's victories on quiz shows like Jeopardy and its prowess in beating chess grandmasters. However, the landscape has significantly changed. Today, AI systems are more adept due to real-time access to global data, allowing for dynamic responses rather than relying on a static, pre-defined set of information.