I give it about 10 years,

then everyone will somehow be able to gain access to computers with AI. What then? If you really think about it, the implications are enormous but it's going to come. If you have a micro-computer on your wrist that can outthink your brain, what then? Will a human brain always be able to out-manoeuvre a computer brain? Is the writing on the wall?


http://www.bbc.com/news/business-29461616

 

Personally I think they can do whatever they like with computers.

I think where they fall down is making them understandable to the bloke in the street.

To much emphasis on making them more complicated and not enough time making them user friendly.
Then there is the virus and the bugs, spend a bit more time sorting them out first before trying to make something more advanced.
What we have now dont seem to work properly half the time, so why start pushing the barriers on something that@s not yet half decent.

 

Not mine it won't