This will be cliché to say at this point. But Deep learning is not just going to be successful once it clearly and thoroughly outperforms a human. It is already

This will be cliché to say at this point. But Deep learning is not just going to be successful once it clearly and thoroughly outperforms a human. It is already successful in its current applications. The problem is that it's not clear cut what job it will perform in the future. For example, in the past, we thought that robots will steal our jobs by taking over whatever tasks we were doing. News clips often followed with a car factory with robotic arms swinging 360 degrees. But the reality is email disrupted the work of dozens of people in that factory. A successful deeplearning is not a just a Tesla driving itself at level 5. It's also your mechanic going out of business because your car maintenance is now once every 5 years.