Actually, it&#x27;s not as inflated as you might imagine.   For example, extend Deep Minds work on video games to a fully simulated 3D environment of a factory.   Now, have Deep Mind learn to &#x27;play the factory&#x27; to produce goods (starting off with the current process as the baseline).   Suddenly, the potential gets pretty exciting.<p>Assuming of course, the AI doesn&#x27;t get control of the Factory by accident and does something terrible in the name of improving productivity.