Why AI's massive disruptions may be just what you're looking for – MacDailyNews - Welcome Home

Your phone's artificial intelligence knows you almost as well as you know yourself (maybe even better). So when it suggests ways to get through tomorrow's calendar, you trust its advice," Shankland writes. "Get ready, people: It's not that far off." "Since the first AI research effort 60 years ago at a Dartmouth College conference, humanity has been heading toward computer-based systems that can eventually learn and adapt for themselves," Shankland writes. "Super-capable AI will have its downside.