300: We're on the brink of an AI revolution

The boys drink and review Erdinger's Weissbier Dunkel, then discuss developments in artificial intelligence.  Our first experiences with artificial intelligence were things like "playing the computer" on the Atari, or spellchecker. Checking grammar involved an extra layer of computation that had to take context into account.  Another level of computer-assisted information is what you see on Amazon -- "customers who bought this also bought..." -- or on Spotify -- "people who likes this song also liked ...."  How will AI affect sports? Do we want computers calling balls and strikes? Do we want first downs and fumbles determined by artificial intelligence?  Just recently, the tech geniuses have developed AI engines that can write books and provide illustrations.  How long before AI is writing screenplays and creating computer-generated characters to act out the script? When will we have AI judges in the courts?