Interesting paper. They say that markets fail to bring forward some types of "reinstating" AI and they give three examples, education being one. But I think oth

Interesting paper. They say that markets fail to bring forward some types of "reinstating" AI and they give three examples, education being one. But I think otherwise when it comes to education AI. Lots of people are trying to develop that kind of thing, an AI that assesses and tailors to individual learners' needs. And I think so many are trying to do that because they recognize what a huge market there will be if they can deliver results. I think the market will yield that one. Then they mention healtcare, which is such a quagmire of regulations and legislatively enabled special interest groups that how can one call that a market. If it really was a market it would already look very different than it does now and might even incentivize the "right kind of AI".