No - these are exactly the issues being brought up where I work. They make mistakes, carry potential legal liabilities and cost a fortune ( dollars or carbon )

No - these are exactly the issues being brought up where I work. They make mistakes, carry potential legal liabilities and cost a fortune ( dollars or carbon ) to run. The only difference with before is that they now look a lot closer to being able to replace people for real, and that’s a significant difference. Now, replace ‘ai’ with ‘employee’ and the profits must be very clear to hire such an unreliable person. Some companies worry about these things. In my view if the amount of mistakes could be acceptably low, this would change the game ( both ‘ acceptably’ and ‘low’ are valid directions).