To be fair - the gap between present capabilities and future capabilities is the issue. Having a system that is accurate a random number of times, is very diff

To be fair - the gap between present capabilities and future capabilities is the issue. Having a system that is accurate a random number of times, is very different than a system that is predictable. There’s just too many use cases where GenAI looks like a great fit, but then you have to have the mental overhead of figuring out if this is the time you lose the lottery. It’s just… the kind of mental overhead I wanted a machine to take away from me, not add to my life.