I'm not a fan of how many "I set budget X and woke up to an eleventy trillion dollar bill" posts I see, and those are all generated by companies giving their tools the 'judgement' that the completion of the task is more important than the users wallet (or more cynically that they think they can actually get paid by just blasting unintended compute)
Seriously, the only time I see people talking about "common sense" is to criticise its perceived absence. Every example people have given of "common sense", not just to me in my life but historical examples reproduced and passed down over the millennia, has been false in some important way where treating it as true held humans back for ages.
I'm not a fan of how many "I set budget X and woke up to an eleventy trillion dollar bill" posts I see, and those are all generated by companies giving their tools the 'judgement' that the completion of the task is more important than the users wallet (or more cynically that they think they can actually get paid by just blasting unintended compute)