Five years later, when the contract turns out to be defective, I doubt the clients are going to be _thrilled_ with “well, no, I didn’t read it, but I did feed it to a magic robot”.
Like, this is malpractice, surely?
Like, this is malpractice, surely?
Some people expect AI to never make mistakes when doing jobs where people routinely make all kinds of mistakes of varying severity.
It’s the same as how people expect self-driving cars to be flawless when they think nothing of a pileup caused by a human watching a reel while behind the wheel.
So, the mechanic who maintenanced it last?
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We don't fault our tools, legally. We usually also don't fault the manufacturer, or the maintenance guy. We fault the people using them.