We're on the cusp of a new era of intelligence, where artificial intelligence (A.I.) is Here to Help. This technology is already well on its way to becoming integrated into our everyday lives, and its capabilities are only continuing to grow. With A.I. able to shoulder some of the cognitive load, we humans can focus on the more creative and emotional aspects of our lives.

A.I. can help us in a variety of ways, from the personal (recommending products or services tailored just for us) to the professional (assisting in data analysis or providing customer service). In many cases, A.I. can do things faster, better, and more cheaply than we can.

There are already A.I. systems in place that are making a difference in the world. IBM Watson is being used by doctors and researchers to help diagnose and treat cancer. Google DeepMind's AlphaGo beat a world champion at the ancient game of Go. And A.I. chatbots are providing customer service for major companies like Facebook, Snapchat, and Slack.

Of course, A.I. also raises some important questions. What will happen to jobs as A.I. continues to evolve and take on more responsibilities? How do we ensure that A.I. systems are ethically sound and accountable?

As A.I. becomes more ubiquitous, it's important that we thoughtfully consider these questions and steer A.I. development in a direction that benefits everyone. But there's no doubt that A.I. is Here to Help, and we should all be excited about the potential it holds.