> At some point you have to let go of trying for full understanding and control, delegate to the AI, and unlock the real productivity boost.

The prerequisite here is that you can trust it not to do something that gives criminals access to your bank account or allows users to consume an unlimited amount of services it costs you money to provide for free or bankrupts you through legal liability etc.

It's basically this:

"A computer can never be held accountable, therefore a computer must never make a management decision."

Notice what this is actually saying. It's not saying that the computer can't generate a given output. It's saying that if the computer makes a mistake and you don't bother to check, you're the one who has to eat it.

Nah man, no you don’t. There are very few absolutes in the world and that certainly isn’t one of them.

I'm getting plenty of mileage without that and anything with a motor in it requires that you do your utmost best to ensure it works within the design envelope.