Artificial intelligence (AI) still has a long way to go to reach a sci-fi-level of advancement. For businesses in the digital age, however, it’s proving to be highly effective in its current state. Artificial intelligence and machine learning, its subset, have reduced costs, streamlined operations, fueled innovations, fast-tracked growth, and managed risks for many businesses. Still, AI isn’t yet capable of making apps operate with unlimited autonomy—apps that can constantly create different algorithms that learn and adjust to evolving IT situations. Alan Turing predicted in 1945 that AI will someday play ‘very good chess.’ A computer program did play chess good enough to beat a reigning world chess champion—Garry Kasparov, in 1997. It took more than 50 years, sure—but the potential for an autonomous AI is undoubtedly there. At present, AI with machine learning is well-suited for cybersecurity. AI paired with cybersecurity seems like a match made in heaven. But....