>Too often, we discuss such technology as a miracle tonic to various economic or social woes, but without acknowledging the current state of the technology and

>Too often, we discuss such technology as a miracle tonic to various economic or social woes, but without acknowledging the current state of the technology and its limitation What you describe is one half of the Amara's Law: "We tend to overestimate the effect of a technology in the short run and underestimate the effect in the long run" What you demonstrate with your comments is the other half :) A lot of technologies were over-hyped first and underestimated later, until they just appeared to be part of our lives. I'm quite sure that, sooner or later, it'll happen with AI too.