> AI, though amazing, isn't really the solution. Better UX and data quality is. In this case, AI was the tool used to have a better UX. People build something

> AI, though amazing, isn't really the solution. Better UX and data quality is. In this case, AI was the tool used to have a better UX. People build something with use-case X in mind, and use the best tool for that job. Piping that into use-case Y requires some duct tape and plumbing. It turns out that AI is great at that sort of repurposing. It's great if someone using the best tool for their job is nearly the best tool for the flexible infinity of other use cases, which is what flexible enough duct-tape gets us.