[Eddy_Viscosity2]

> you have tools that are incredibly powerful and that you just accept that sometimes it 'gets it wrong'

I think this is already the case with existing software tools and developers. That's how code ships with bugs both known and unknown.

[Ferret7446]

The difference is that you can throw a senior engineer at a bug and know that the issue can be root caused and fixed because the behavior is "fundamentally deterministic", whereas with AI for the foreseeable future all you can do is maybe tweak the model and pray.