No, people have the correct intuition that human errors at human speeds are very different in nature from human rate errors at machine speeds. It's one thing i

No, people have the correct intuition that human errors at human speeds are very different in nature from human rate errors at machine speeds. It's one thing if a human makes a wrong financial decision or a wrong driving decision, it's another thing if a model distributed to ten million computers in the world makes that decision five million times in one second before you can notice it's happening. It's why if your coworker makes a weird noise you ask what's wrong, if the industrial furnace you stand next to makes a weird noise you take a few steps back.