Why can't AI do more to help with information overload?
Microsoft, Google and others have spent enough on AI, but Peter Cochrane sees little evidence of it when it comes to email and search
Up to about a year ago my life was running reasonably smoothly, if frantic at times. Granted, it was getting somewhat faster year on year, but that's more or less as it has been since the early 1990s....
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