We trust the government regulators to set standards for bridges, we trust civil engineers to build them properly, we know that bridge building has a long histor

We trust the government regulators to set standards for bridges, we trust civil engineers to build them properly, we know that bridge building has a long history and established body of knowledge, and we know that bridges rarely fall down. Yes, obviously we do not have all the information to verify the integrity of the bridge in that moment, but we can at least trust that an appropriately trained person somewhere on Earth can fully understand the system and can analyze it to verify its integrity. That's not the case with ML--no one understands it, no one can verify it.