title: What To Do When Machines Do Everything: How to Get Ahead in a World of AI, Algorithms, Bots, and Big Data
author:  Malcolm Frank 
description: What to Do When Machines Do Everything helps leaders think beyond their own organizational boundaries and embrace the future of artificial intelligence. The books practical advice not only explains how to apply machine-driven solutions at all levels of an organization, it also reveals the skills your employees need to ensure your business stays competitive in this coming age. <br /><b> Theo Priestley, Global Evangelist, SAP</b><br /><br />
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  I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass - and I'm all out of
  bubblegum. - John Nada “They Live”
  
    
    
    
  
  10 years from now. Artificial Intelligence is filling up the world 1 crack at
  a time. It hasn’t turned into one massive intelligence like some predicted,
  but more like a constant stream of nagging duties it would dole out to the
  masses. Think of a micromanaging boss that loved to track every activity and
  then remind you constantly to do the next thing as quickly as possible. Do
  this, get that, justify x, y and z. There were bots that helped people work,
  play and decide who was likely to give them some loving at the end of the
  night. We hadn’t created ‘intelligence’ but a whole ecosystem of battling
  systems fighting for their slice of the pie, created by those with different
  goals and philosophies. Don’t get me started on the religious AI’s or the
  military ones. All built to drive a more efficient world but in fact it felt
  more like for every ounc