AI is good for everything that does not need precision and correctness. If you need them, don't use AI. It's not because it is a new tech that it is good at everything. I completely agree with these companies.
I agree for more specialized work, where precision and correctness is needed it has to be heavily guided currently by those who are specialized. I mean in that case it is good because you get fast access to rich information and computation capabilities. Its just as your making out it's not reliable to be run by people who aren't necessarily specialized and using it for that work. Information for quality assurance would be at risk under current models. I think it just needs to be made more bespoke or an additional branch then it would be fine, not something to just cut off and no plan however.