Maybe people should just use his first name . Stephen is a lot easier to remember . <| sep |> She ' s getting herself a really really nice summer home . <| sep |> They have some good software though . I have Razer Surround Pro and it is a dream for getting 7 . 1 virtual surround sound on my earphones and headset . <| sep |> I will upvote that logic . <| sep |> In what areas AI can be active in the near future depends on how well we can define the tasks in that area I think . Probably tasks which require creative thinking will be the most challenging for AIs . Now if you think medical processes like medical diagnosis , drug therapy or surgery etc . these are well suited for being a candidate to AI conquer . Mostly they require heavily memorization based actions and decisions and less creative thinking . Think of medical diagnosis . It is very similar to image classification . Think of a surgery , it is similar to robots playing table tennis . Of course I underestimate the difficulties , and talk like they are very doable , but it doesn ' t change the fact that they can be data driven well defined tasks . Here , the basic problem is , we cannot make experiments directly on humansI am against to that also , or it is very limited to do , although we need very big data . And this data must be very accurate . But this part requires much effort I suspect . Sorry , it ' s my imagination in that part , but with the help of computers having enormous computational power , we may eliminate these accurate data requirements by simulating ' living ' things from molecules to proteins up to the organs and systems . By doing that , we may additionally reveal the conditions causing health problems , or effects of drugs or discover new mechanism . I am really convinced that these are very possible in the theory , however some economical , technical , ethical , even political difficulties exists . I do not know how to achieve , but that is how I think .