Startups deploying AI can do everything from using drones for medical deliveries to helping lawyers prepare for court. Chen said his firm has invested in Zipline, an AI startup that uses drones to deliver blood to remote places such as western Rwanda. The service is critical to locations that are hard to access by land. "By the time a truck can get there, it may be too late," he said. Medical personnel in the field use an app to order blood by type.

Humanity is entering a confusing time: the Age of the Bizarrely Intelligent Robots. No longer confined to cages on factory floors, the machines are more and more walking, rolling, and hopping among us. But the question is, are we ready for their invasion? After all, interacting with other humans is hard enough for most of us (OK, maybe most of people who are me). How on Earth can we get along with awkward, unfeeling robots?

After making it official that "StarCraft" is indeed getting a remaster this year, Blizzard Entertainment is now making headlines for reportedly suggesting that it is releasing updated versions of "Warcraft 3" and "Diablo 2." The rumor started after Blizzard itself posted some job listings on its website. Apparently, the company may have subtly indicated that it is creating remastered versions of the two games in the job posts it published recently. One job listing the company made is for a Senior Software Engineer. In the description, Blizzard first pointed how big its dated games were back in the day. Qualities that made'StarCraft,' 'Warcraft III' and'Diablo II' the titans of their day."

You wake up, it's dark and you're lying in a pool. You don't remember how you got here. You stand up, stretch your aching limbs, walk towards the exit and out into the brilliant sunshine. As your eyes adjust to the light, the world comes slowly into focus – and it is beautiful. The greens of the open plains contrast with the dark black of Death Mountain, which is streaked with orange lava on the distant horizon.