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They don't have the experience to tell bad AI responses from good ones.
by gerad 1y ago
They don't have the experience to tell bad AI responses from good ones.
- xp84 1y agoTrue, but this becomes less of an issue as AI improves, right? Which is the 'happier' direction to see a problem moving, as if AI doesn't improve, it threatens the jobs less.
- hnthrow90348765 1y agoI would be worried about the eventual influence of advertising and profits over correctness
- brookst 1y agoWhy is the company who employs the intern paying for an AI service that corrupts its results with ads?
- sarchertech 1y agoIf AI improves to the point that an intern doesn’t need to check its work, you don’t need the intern. You don’t need managers, or CEOs. You don’t even need VCs.
- brookst 1y agoToo reductionist.
- sarchertech 1y agoExactly the right amount of reductionist.