alt Hacker News> We're collectively discovering that it was about the process too, not just results.
Being able to judge the reliability of the source was huge. AI is a great discovery engine, but a terrible source for reliable information.
> We're collectively discovering that it was about the process too, not just results.
Being able to judge the reliability of the source was huge. AI is a great discovery engine, but a terrible source for reliable information.
I wouldn't say terrible, and even the most reliable people have bad days. I think the difference is when you are dealing with people, you don't get a generic "you're absolutely right" when you point at a mistake.
Sometimes you get an apology, sometimes you get a wall of ego, sometimes you get reverse-corrected etc., instead of a statistically significant "remedy". This is totally not efficient, but if life should be all about efficiency, we should never live at all.