> AI is already firmly embedded into our computers, powering text autocorrect, recognizing our friends and family in the pictures we add to our photo libraries,

> AI is already firmly embedded into our computers, powering text autocorrect, recognizing our friends and family in the pictures we add to our photo libraries, and so on. The fact that the author is so keen to lump together all these distinct things that are only lumped together as AI for marketing purposes, yet speaks so strongly about how bad they all are, speaks absolute volumes. If the author just doesn’t like change and wants their computer to work the way that it did in 2003, they should at least own their grumpy old man attitude.