Remember when the A.I. in games were really bad? Like, a random soldier standing a corner and shooting at the wall bad? Yeah, well, things have changed. Not only is A.I. in games gotten way better, A.I. in real-life is so good that it will started helping us make new games. Unity, one of the most popular game engines on the planet, has launched machine-learning tools that will lay the foundation for A.I. create games. These kits that they released will give training to neural networks, which could take gaming to another level.

IBM and MIT have united to launch an artificial intelligence lab. The focus on the research center will focus on healthcare and cybersecurity. The $240 million collaboration will bring together 100 experts over 10 years. Related An AI robot just beat the no. 1 video game champion "The extremely broad and deep technical capabilities and talent at MIT and IBM are unmatched, and will lead the field of AI for at least the next decade" said Dr. John Kelly III, IBM senior vice president

With technological advancement taking over human jobs every single year, it's only a matter of time before they take over larger sectors of jobs that humans are used to occupying. Just look at the assembly lines in car factories. They're full of robotic arms assembling all the pieces that we used to put together. Now there are people observing the machines so they don't break down. By 2020, just a few short years away, artificial intelligence and robots could replace 5 million jobs. The World Economic Forum (WEF) has warned that humanity is moving into what they call the "fourth industrial revolution."