I found this fairly disappointing. > A.I. Health Care Actually near to affecting real customers. For some narrow tasks (e.g. melanoma detection) we can start

I found this fairly disappointing. > A.I. Health Care Actually near to affecting real customers. For some narrow tasks (e.g. melanoma detection) we can start to get the cost down to ~the cost of harvesting the tissue. More and more of these tasks could start to become cheaper and start taking more of the guess work out of Health care. > Conversational Computing Other than usable phone trees I haven't seen success here. Lots of work was poured into this last year and very little really lasted. > Mind Control The non invasive stuff just isn't that interesting and the invasive stuff is so far away from even the horror stories of early adopters. > The Flying Car If there isn't wide adoption then this is just a toy for the rich, maybe it could improve some emergent care situations if it's more usable than helicopters for hospitals. If there is wide adoption it's a public safety nightmare. Living with cars that are stuck to the ground is dangerous enough. > The Quantum Computer There are many extremely hard problems between now and quantum computers affecting people's lives beyond breaking RSA. Quantum computers aren't a panacea, they aren't better at every problem, they won't recreate the amazing doubling of power per cost that existed for most of computing history.