Can Machines Deep Learn Project Management?

Artificial intelligence has been in the news a lot lately, specifically related to machines' ability to deep learn, or more closely mimic the actions of a human brain. In the near future, will a computer's algorithms be able to do the project manager's job as well as you can? Stanford professor Andrew Ng holed up at the Google X Lab at the company's Silicon Valley headquarters and initiated a project dubbed "Google Brain." Google Brain encompassed a connected network of 16,000 computers programmed to mimic aspects of human brain activity by looking for recurring patterns on the Internet. In a period of three days, the Brain had successfully trained itself to recognize a cat based on 10 million digital images taken from YouTube videos. Google Brain was an example of an artificial neural network, designed after the densely interconnected neurons of the human brain.