> That's not AI. That's solving the problem and putting it in a black box. That's how technology progresses.

The key word is solving. Meaning someone, after coming up with the solution, has taken times to prove that it works well in all usual and most extreme cases. With their reputation on the line.

That’s why you trust curl, ffmpeg, Knuth’s books,… but you don’t trust random cat on the internet. We don’t trust AI and the cost to review its output is not a great tradeoffs compared to just think and solve the problem.