Artificial Intelligence Revolution Will Make Many Jobs Obsolete

From personal digital assistants to self-driving cars, artificial intelligence is quickly gaining ground with the technology promising increased productivity, efficiency and safety. Proponents believe AI will allow humans more time to be creative. But others caution that a device near you may end up doing your job. The movies are full of scary robots. From the Discovery One's sentient computer HAL 9000 in "2001: A Space Odyssey" to the humanoid robot Ava in "Ex-Machina," artificial intelligence regularly goes haywire, running amok and often leading to the downfall of any human standing in its way.