Surely there's a spectrum here? Conventional, manually-made maps are full of errors too, and there's no army of low-paid workers combing over those— nope, they'

Surely there's a spectrum here? Conventional, manually-made maps are full of errors too, and there's no army of low-paid workers combing over those— nope, they're published as they are, and it's up to end users to report problems. The better the map maker is (whether it's an ML black box or a team of human experts), the fewer errors there are, and either way, one expects an upward quality trend over time.