I let the AI make decisions all the time. I often approve them, and I sometimes revert them. Most of the time they’re really good decisions based on my initial intent, but followed by analysis I didn’t make but agree with.
I let the AI make decisions all the time. I often approve them, and I sometimes revert them. Most of the time they’re really good decisions based on my initial intent, but followed by analysis I didn’t make but agree with.
There's clearly some level where you want a human making decisions for even the most vibey of project, because without some kind of a spec about what you're trying to build and what features you want you'd get nonsense.
But like... maybe don't stress the details too much.
Yes, clearly. There was a meme out there, "just make something cool idk".
Statements like "Don't let AI make decisions" are made because of the loss of control we experience as mechanical parts of our work (such as writing to files) gets automated.
> A computer can never be held accountable
> Therefore a computer must never make a management decision > A computer can never be held accountable
> Therefore a computer must never make a management decision
It makes sense. But most decisions, by quantity, are not management decisions.