There&#x27;s tons of areas where AIs, or rather, basic ML, could be used but for some reason isn&#x27;t. I&#x27;m thinking about e.g. adaptive interfaces, the kind that can really be learning your habits on the fly. Think e.g. public transit app &#x2F; widget that takes into account your precise location, as well as day of the week, time of the day, etc. to learn your habits and prioritize which timetables to suggest you by default (e.g. it&#x27;s Wednesday evening, so you&#x27;re probably coming back from work, so the default timetable will be the bus home at the stop next to work).<p>I tried to do exactly that for an university project, it&#x27;s not very hard. Even simple methods can give pretty good results.<p>Google Now is about the first case I ever saw someone finally working on it, but it doesn&#x27;t seem like it&#x27;s a priority for them. My charitable guess is that they&#x27;re afraid of confusing non-tech people.<p>Hell, maybe I&#x27;ll write myself a watchapp.<p>(I started thinking a lot about this after reading a great essay by Bret Victor - <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;worrydream.com&#x2F;#!&#x2F;MagicInk" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;worrydream.com&#x2F;#!&#x2F;MagicInk</a>)