The headline really distracts from the core question and I wish people would stop presenting arguments of this form: "X alone won't fix Y". No kidding. We live in a complex interconnected world. Nothing 'alone' fixes anything. The real questions concern what things are necessary (if any) and what combination of things will be sufficient. We also need a good definition of what it is exactly that needs fixing. Now consider the summary of this article: "Even sophisticated AI systems need human support and institutional capacity to succeed in addressing social problems." What we need to learn, really, is what kind of institutional support and institutional capacity are required. At one point we read it's "adequate infrastructure, dedicated administrative support, and enabling leadership." So - the usual.
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