I admire the authors optimism but this is just another wishy washy article that someone seems to to have thought up while sitting on the toilet. Her main point

I admire the authors optimism but this is just another wishy washy article that someone seems to to have thought up while sitting on the toilet. Her main points are, while AI will put people out of jobs "big data" can help match people who lots jobs with all the unfilled positions we have (like picking fruits in a field or bathroom cleaning or something like that). AI can help "tutor" our kids so teaching can be tailored to each child/person without lobbing us into classrooms with the same curriculum and lastly, it will help distribute welfare services efficiently (or something)