> How well can you judge the quality of a response on a topic you know nothing about?
You cannot, but those pushing Gen AI wave away the probability and liability for obvious reasons. Sell the magic, it'll be someone else's problem when it doesn't deliver.
Not just wrong, but superficially credible-looking wrong, which is much worse. "Fake it till you make it" works fine for some things, but not a large chunk of what they're trying to sell AI for.
You cannot, but those pushing Gen AI wave away the probability and liability for obvious reasons. Sell the magic, it'll be someone else's problem when it doesn't deliver.