How much of our future are we willing to hand over to machines?Our jobs. Our children's education. Our medical decisions. The information we trust. The wars fought in our name. Artificial intelligence could change all of them - and concentrate extraordinary power in the hands of those who control it.In The AI Decade, newspaper editor Tom Sinclair examines what the next ten years could bring: the race between America and China, the disruption of professional work, the promise of robot labour and AI medicine, and the risks of giving increasingly capable systems more freedom to act. Drawing on research and daily experience of working with AI, Sinclair asks who will benefit, who could lose out, and whether our institutions can keep pace.At the heart of the book are fifty specific predictions, each with a probability and a deadline. Readers can return to them, test them and judge where he got it wrong. The machines are becoming more capable. What we choose to entrust to them will define the decade.Tom Sinclair is the editor of The Pembrokeshire Herald and Herald.Wales. He brings two decades of editorial experience and daily use of generative AI to the questions shaping our future. Read more