I would say GPS is in the zone of having such a low error rate that people can't process it right. If, as an example, GitHub Copilot added a security vulnerabil

I would say GPS is in the zone of having such a low error rate that people can't process it right. If, as an example, GitHub Copilot added a security vulnerability in one in ten thousand lines of code, that would be a disaster because no one would double check it's work. Currently Copilot adds a security vulnerability in one in ten lines of code (made up number), so people with even a tad of experience using it know not to blindly trust it. I don't mean to dismiss the issue of over-trust in computer systems - I think it's a very serious issue, and one that needs to be addressed across a lot of disciplines.