In fact in most cases there is no need to make real AI (especially neuron-network-based) for some tasks. There's a need to emulate intelligence instead and emulation can be based on some simple laws what don't require complex hardware to run at. The learning also can be absent or be very simple (as storing in database only several certain types of data like robots with camera-"eyes" store simplified forms of moving objects and geometry or computer talkers are processing the phrase from human interlocutor by splitting it into words, "categorizing" them and store basic phrase structure). And these creatures can act like they can make decisions based on logical , etc.. so humans will think they're have minds (passing Turing's criteria). Remember computer chess (and other games) players. There's also a chapter in one of M. Gardner's books with simple self-learning mechanizm for playing "game of 6 pawns" and some tests of its play with real people.
Asimovs laws are being ignored!
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