If you are using AI to do things that you can immediately verify, that’s cool. A great many things AI can supposedly do are not easily verifiable. A client of

If you are using AI to do things that you can immediately verify, that’s cool. A great many things AI can supposedly do are not easily verifiable. A client of mine used it to “summarize” a series of lectures I did. It got a lot right and crucial things wrong that required me to warn them against trusting any of the summaries. They were fatally contaminated in a way that required damage control.