You need to share more context. TBH, a lot of AI does not do things better than a human. It merely does them more cheaply or more scalably. Thus if you are p

You need to share more context. TBH, a lot of AI does not do things better than a human. It merely does them more cheaply or more scalably. Thus if you are prototyping or building an mvp, it's not necessarily terrible to have your "AI" be a human. Even the best AI systems are often a mix of humans and software, where eg the humans label or the ML code sends examples near the decision boundary to humans for review. Building an initial system that is human operated and transitioning that to machines is how a lot of companies are built. Of course, if you're lying to your investors, that will not end well. Ditto future employees.