>We aren’t perfect either. Why would this be expected of an AI? When a human errs and causes negative consequences, a human is punished. When an algorithm doe

>We aren’t perfect either. Why would this be expected of an AI? When a human errs and causes negative consequences, a human is punished. When an algorithm does the same thing, either nobody is punished or a human is punished. If we're going to elevate code above humanity, maybe it should be held to a higher standard. After all, it's supposed to be better, faster, more objective, and cheaper than us. Demanding more is literally the point. So demand perfection.