> As a safeguard, the AI's determination is then reviewed by a state employee to hopefully catch any mistakes, biases, or perhaps worse, hallucinations where th

> As a safeguard, the AI's determination is then reviewed by a state employee to hopefully catch any mistakes, biases, or perhaps worse, hallucinations where the AI could possibly make up facts that could impact the outcome of their case. Didn’t we see a post on HN this week that people put immense trust blindly on the output of AI? Also is this review guaranteed or will it suddenly phase out soon because “shortage of workers…”? The fact that a government is fully fine with uploading important data to a third party cloud model is already giving me shivers. Honestly, I am losing hope, while I try to cut out these overlords(M$ Goog Meta Byte Dance et al.) from my life but then governments are happy to handover my data anyways. Of course am in EU and we have GDPR and other cool things but unbeknownst to many, my state already feeds my data to local overlords which is both sad and revealing to me. May be time to come to peace with the fact that privacy is the anti-matter of progress in this FOMO era of AI.