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I think trustability is pretty specific and without a foundation of trust the rest of the effort”s value is unknowable.

• layer8 3y ago
  That’s “what we would like to have” (so mostly just a criticism that we don’t have it), but without much of a suggestion of how to actually achieve it in practice.
  • detourdog 3y ago
    The current industry leaders of the effort want to proclaim that it is impossible to know where the answers come from. If that is the industry norm then I understand how achieving trustability could be mysterious. My line of thinking is that without an audit trail of thoughts there won't be any trustability. I'm unable to describe in detail what any one specific thing leads to trustability. I can say that being able to demonstrate where answers come from would work for me.