From Gary Kasparov to Elon Musk, the list of those who say AI needs to be applied such that it augments us, not compete with us, is long. Yet the supply of reports warning that AI threatens jobs doesn't seem to have an end. On the other hand, a new report looking at a technology called Swarm AI may provide a much more benign fix. Speaking at a recent conference, chess legend, Gary Kasparov, said that the public perception of AI has been overly influenced by Hollywood: the reality is far more positive -- Kasparov's take on AI is a reason for optimism Swarms can be intelligent-- there is no great insight here. Those who study Emergence understand this, from ant colonies to cities, great things can be achieved from simpler entities working together.