Why machine learning is not enough

Connected technologies are invading our lives more and more fully with each passing day. We may not even notice how natural it's become to ask Siri or Alexa or Google to interpret more of our human experience, and expect our cars to respond to the rules of the road fast enough to keep our hides intact. Some of us are still bothered by technologies such as public cameras feeding images to facial recognition software, but plenty aren't. At this point, it's easy to laugh at a lot of AI failures because on balance they're mostly funny (just forget about the potential for fatal outcomes). Well, we think as the machines march on, and as malware continues to evolve, that will shift.