Let the New Machine Age Begin - Enterprise Irregulars

One of the first questions I have asked no one in particular is: what will change when artificial intelligence is part of the fabric of day to day life? It sounds like a simple question, but it had a logical fallacy in that for the last 30 years, artificial intelligence (AI) projects were science experiments with high expectations and low delivery rates. The AI systems of the past were nowhere near as commonplace as the possibilities that were presented to us. We weren't even nearing the feats of the "The Engine," described in Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels almost 300 years ago. Although Swift may have been skewering purposeless-science, The Engine actually sounds pretty useful right now. But before we get there, we have some things to solve.