The technology is being marketed as providing "intelligence" --- not trial and error problem solving --- where "error" is a likely result. I wouldn't be surpri

The technology is being marketed as providing "intelligence" --- not trial and error problem solving --- where "error" is a likely result. I wouldn't be surprised if the tool vendors aren't eventually forced to rename it and/or limit it's use in their terms of service due to legal liability. A good analogy is Tesla's "Full Self Driving" which was renamed to "Full Self Driving Supervised" --- an oxymoron.