Because we're building something that runs autonomously at scale. Similar reason why you don't give one human complete power over the entire economy without mou

Because we're building something that runs autonomously at scale. Similar reason why you don't give one human complete power over the entire economy without mountains of trials/elections etc. Expecting more from AI is being cautious about wanton stereotype machines that will remove plenty of "redundant" humans from the workforce without demonstrating that they are capable of redundancy against error. If we're digesting and calcifying human knowledge, it's likely we have only one shot to get it right, so we had better do it correctly. Ask yourself if you would have been fine with calculators if they did math at an equal error rate to humans.