Sure, "real" AI is important. I meant that using massive resources for solving simple problems with expensive AI will drive to deception, as soon as someone sho

Sure, "real" AI is important. I meant that using massive resources for solving simple problems with expensive AI will drive to deception, as soon as someone shows equivalent results by using cheaper AI (e.g. minimax, pathfinding, linear optimization, expert systems, etc.). In my opinion, it is like hunting ducks with cannons when using a simple gun could be enough for it. In my opinion, real advances apart, a large portion of the "new AI bussines" is just a way of getting money from investors telling following magic words: "deep learning", "big data", "jump the wagon before it gets too late", etc.