Okay. Confession time. This has me really on edge, and if you ask me, this is EXACTLY what we should not be doing.
While AI developments like this is very interesting, I don't know about having AI drive the efficiency of a human group. Have a natural increase because of a mechanical co-worker (like I think has been shown in the past)? I'm all for it. But putting an AI - especially such an early form of AI - in charge of logistics? It rubs me the wrong way.
Then again, maybe it's just because I've read Manna too many times. It's a very relevant story - it can be found here.