Machine learning is making its move into virtually every realm that uses computer technology, and it's easy to see why. The artificial intelligence that drives machine learning doesn't need to be specifically programmed to perform a certain job. Instead, algorithms analyze real-time data and use patterns to control computer functions. Perhaps one of the best known examples of machine learning is the self-driving car, but it is used to allow businesses to predict customer purchasing behavior and may soon assist TSA in passenger screening. There is little doubt that machine learning will revolutionize business and everyday life.