Artificial intelligence is already enhancing our lives in various ways, from catching spam to optimizing traffic flow, and its impact will continue to grow as more industries experiment with AI. Recent advancements in machine learning, such as Zero-Shot Visual Imitation and integer deep neural network training, demonstrate the progress being made in AI research. However, these advances also highlight the flaws in current approaches to AI, including a reproducibility crisis in the field. While machines are getting smarter, humans still hold the upper hand in many areas, and AI's influence on society is expected to be significant, particularly in influencing the economy. Researchers from MIT and The National Bureau of Economic Research suggest that while automation will continue to change the workforce, there won't be a widespread replacement of all human workers anytime soon. New Relic is already working towards integrating AI-driven technology into its digital performance monitoring platform, aiming to provide smart systems that can analyze data, detect anomalies, and make predictions, ultimately enhancing user efficiency.