What's Wrong With AI?

Artificial intelligence is all the rage. AI investment is soaring, and new AI companies are forming, some with help from giants such as Toyota and Google with new AI venture funds. The excitement is easy to grasp given the intoxicating notion of AI: apply intelligence against data to gain better insights and make better decisions. It's what the human brain does all the time. AI has even been dubbed by Coursera co-founder and Stanford adjunct professor Andrew Ng as the "new electricity."