The UX of AI
It looks like it's just a way of reassuring the "common people" that all AI systems are good, under human control, and helpful. Google's AI is often centered on surveillance, profiling, marketing, and exploitation. We are being spammed with pictures and videos of happy people playing with children and animals so that we learn to associate AI, and Google's AI in particular with happiness and innocence, while it is simply a very powerful and unimaginably advanced tool of corporate oppression.<p>I found a lot of factually incorrect statements in that article. Such as: "If a human can’t perform the task, then neither can an AI." Don't we create AI systems to solve problems human cannot all the time?