On today’s What Next TBD: Silicon Valley’s irresistible attraction to—and well-founded fear of—the imminent A.I. explosion.
The proliferation of chatbots and A.I.-generated art has consumers and tech companies alike convinced that artificial intelligence is ready to be integrated into consumer electronics, products, homes, and across industry. In fact, it’s already in progress.
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