>That being said, I think we are finally at the dawn of "useful AI" Were AI systems that outperformed humans in solving complex differential and integral equat

>That being said, I think we are finally at the dawn of "useful AI" Were AI systems that outperformed humans in solving complex differential and integral equations useless? Were systems that diagnosed diseases better than doctors useless? Were systems that handled logistics at scale never possible before useless? All of those were created in the past (60s, 70s, 80s). The problem with AI was never the lack of results. It was the hype that far exceeded the results, however useful and practical they were.