The article plays fairly loose with its own arguments. For example, while an expert system/predictor likely gets the medication right more often than the human,

The article plays fairly loose with its own arguments. For example, while an expert system/predictor likely gets the medication right more often than the human, the actual shelving, counting, and management of the physical medications is totally beyond the reach of present and near future robots. For example: no robot or AI knows how to recover of a customer accidentally spills a cup of coffee on a shelf. (Further into the future, anything will happen!) Similarly, while I am impressed by the Google self driving technology, the Uber version seems like a dangerously underdeveloped imitation that breaks as many rules as a bad human driver. I think AI is powerful and important, but nowhere near where the singularity fan boys say it is.