[guiambros]

Ok, so 2 is not enough. What if you put 4 humans? Or 8? Or maybe even 20 (instead of 100, per OP)?

These experiments fail because they greedily try to outsource all the work to AI. Another recent example: the lawyer who submitted ChapGPT hallucinations directly to a court case.

You don't need to eliminate humans, and certainly not at first. You just need to be much more efficient than status quo in order for AI to be deployed at scale.