Can machines think?

For over a half-century, science fiction has embraced the tropes - and embellished the more colorful aspects of intelligent machines. In doing so, they also brought the concept of non-deterministic, self-teaching algorithms into the mainstream. Sometimes they are characterized as benevolent, other times they have been seen as a force hell bent on the destruction of humanity.

In this episode, Jason and Kaustubh take a dive dive into the actual history of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, separating the facts from the fiction.

What it could AI and Machine learning actually do at it's inception? What it can do today, and what the possibilities are for the future?