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by zkmon
110 days ago
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This seems assumes coding as the usecase. A lot of business activity expects software outputs be precise, reproducible and can be held liable for accuracy. Imagine excel spreadsheet showing approximate numbers as formula outputs. "Caution: AI might make mistakes" is basically saying that I'm not responsible for correctness of my outputs. Does speed compensate for accuracy loss? Maybe, in some cases. But a lot of AI stories pretend that it is acceptable in all cases. |
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