That&#x27;s stunning.  I studied AI in undergrad and I just didn&#x27;t give it enough of my focus at the time.  Little did I know that in my lifetime I&#x27;d see real world evidence of computers passing the Turing Test with flying colors.<p>Of course, Turing was right.  What&#x27;s outside of the set of computable sets?  Not much!<p>I recently read an article headline that talked about creeps using AI to stalk porn stars.  It&#x27;s interesting to think that as computation power continues to grow, there&#x27;s a huge potential for evil uses of AI.  All of the things we see and hear and consider &quot;public&quot; have little or no nefarious uses to other humans.  But what about a computer that has human-like capabilities and inexhaustible computation resources?  The sci-fi scenarios of conscious AI making decisions to save humanity from itself are not what I fear.  The evil humans sitting at the helm of powerful AI is what I fear.<p>A lot of society&#x27;s norms are predicated on humans having private thoughts and telling small and large lies as appropriate.  What happens when AI-augmented humans know when you&#x27;re lying?<p>The future is so exciting and so terrifying.