This is my issue with AI. We know it spits out nonsense sometimes. Not just random questions, but even code generation. It will no doubt improve, but somebod

This is my issue with AI. We know it spits out nonsense sometimes. Not just random questions, but even code generation. It will no doubt improve, but somebody has to confirm that there are no errors in the output. If it has 1 error in 10,000 now, let's say it has a 3 log improvement, so now it's 1 in 1 million. Would that be ok for legal or medical decisions? I don't think so. How about business decisions? Nope. As long as AI is generating output with errors, it's going to have limited use.