>There are only very few applications where it would make sense to take the risk and use an AI that occasionally makes gigantic mistakes without any understandi

>There are only very few applications where it would make sense to take the risk and use an AI that occasionally makes gigantic mistakes without any understanding why. Even seemingly harmless applications like automated customer support could go horribly wrong. Hey, it's just a few quantization errors. Nobody walking across a street or voting in an election has anything to worry about from those. /s These are the fatal flaws, the hamartia if you will, in attempts to democratize technologies that are based on digitizing the real world and making decisions based on its interpretations of a quantized dataset. The opposite of the uncanny valley is you getting run over by a Waymo.