> IMHO in order for AI to be truly useful, we need to be able to trust it Disagree, but perhaps we have different ideas of "useful". I think automated systems

> IMHO in order for AI to be truly useful, we need to be able to trust it Disagree, but perhaps we have different ideas of "useful". I think automated systems including AI can be very useful but that executive decisions yielded by nondeterministic processes (such as AI) must be signed off by a human and that usage should be mindful of inherent limitations. This includes cross-checking factual claims with sources and verifying produced code works - just as you would (I hope) with a forum comment or Stackoverflow answer before publishing it as fact or pushing it to production. So I'd rather say: In order for AI to be truly useful, we need to be able to work with it with never trusting it. Let go of unsupervised execution.