The Future of AI: 24 Hours in an AI world

It's 6:15 a.m. and my alarm clock is ringing, but 15 minutes ahead of schedule. My clock is always connected with Smart, my virtual assistant, an artificial intelligence software that autonomously manages my calendar (among other tasks) and from which it has learned that I will need to catch a flight out of town this morning. Smart has also checked the morning traffic, received from the V2I (vehicle-to-infrastructure sensors installed in 2020 on primary communication routes), which notes some delays along the route that I would normally take to the airport. Welcome to the future of AI. Of course, before waking me, Smart checked to make sure that the flight would be on time.