And yet it's so inconsistent at this task that Microsoft felt compelled to add a disclaimer that AI will be inconsistent and inaccurate. There's a reason 96% of AI ventures are failing and over 80% of mobile users don't want or care about AI. Welcome to the .com Bubble II, Electric Boogaloo
AI has it's use cases, which I tried to emphasize in the article. But, It's important to recognize it's not a silver bullet and cannot be trusted without review if it is dealing with mission critical data.
AI does have value, but the current signal:noise ratio is way off the mark. Shotgunning AI at everything is counter productive, invasive, relies heavily on exploiting user data, and the technology lacks the ethical guardrails needed for widespread application. Most AI is glorified spellcheck.