WSJ Columnist Warns Against 'AI Can Do Everything Better' Mantra, Flagging Tasks Where Automation Does Harm

A new Wall Street Journal column argues that the fashionable belief that artificial intelligence can outperform humans at nearly everything is simply not true, and that in certain tasks handing the work to AI does more harm than good. In the piece, "What AI Can't—or Shouldn't—Do for You", technology columnist Christopher Mims pushes back on the sweeping optimism that has accompanied the generative-AI boom, urging readers to distinguish between what the technology *can* do and what it *should* do.